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Where can I find the date object last modified?
In sysObjects I can see the date objects were created but I need to know when they were last altered. NB: this is an SQL 2000 database. Note that SQL Server actually does not record the last modification date. It does not exist in any system tables.
Is there a last modified object in SQL Server?
Note that SQL Server actually does not record the last modification date. It does not exist in any system tables. The Schema Changes History report is actually constructed from the Default Trace. Since many admins (and web hosts) turn that off, it may not work for you. Buck Woody had a good explanation of how this report works here.
Is the last modification date recorded in SQL Server?
NB: this is an SQL 2000 database. Note that SQL Server actually does not record the last modification date. It does not exist in any system tables. The Schema Changes History report is actually constructed from the Default Trace. Since many admins (and web hosts) turn that off, it may not work for you.
Where can I find a lastmodified Doc in jsref?
It would be nice if reference sources, like W3Schools ( http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/prop_doc_lastmodified.asp ), would add some verbiage along these lines so folks know what to expect when the results are funky.
When is the last modification date for AD account?
Get-ADUser -filter {Enabled -eq $False} -SearchBase ‘OUDISTINGUISHEDNAME’ -properties * | Sort-Object DisplayName | Select-Object DisplayName, whenChanged Simon’s answer is spot on…but personally instead of doing a wildcard for all the properties..I would just retrieve the property I want…..will be faster.
How to check the last modified date in SQL Server?
Alternatives: Use DDL Triggers to log all schema modification to a table of your choosing. Enforce a protocol where views and procs are never altered, they are only dropped and recreated. This means the created date will also be the last updated date (this does not work with tables obviously).
How to get the displayname of an ad account?
Knowledge is Power {Shell}. If you are going to sort on and select the DisplayName property, then you must specify it with the -Properties parameter. It is not a default property, so is not retrieved by Get-ADUser unless you request it. For example: