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Hi EE,<br />
Is it possible to identify (time stamp) when a row was &nbsp;inserted or updated in &nbsp;Oracle database 12c ?<br />
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This table doesn't have created or last updated custom columns. <br />
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What role is required to identify this<br />
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Thanks
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Hi EE,
Is it possible to identify (time stamp) when a row was  inserted or updated in  Oracle database 12c ?

This table doesn't have created or last updated custom columns. 

What role is required to identify this

Thanks

Oracle database row inserted or updated time.

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