Hi!
I need to find the date of last database restore. GSTAT -h can print
this information as Creation date. Does anyone know how can I get this
information programatically?
Thanks,
Pepak
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I need to find the date of last database restore. GSTAT -h can print
this information as Creation date. Does anyone know how can I get this
information programatically?
If monitoring tables are available, it might be easier to query
MON$DATABASE with e.g.:
select mon$creation_date from
On 15.6.2012 9:19, Thomas Steinmaurer wrote:
I need to find the date of last database restore. GSTAT -h can print
this information as Creation date. Does anyone know how can I get this
information programatically?
If monitoring tables are available, it might be easier to query
MON$DATABASE
On 15.6.2012 9:19, Thomas Steinmaurer wrote:
I need to find the date of last database restore. GSTAT -h can print
this information as Creation date. Does anyone know how can I get this
information programatically?
If monitoring tables are available, it might be easier to query
MON$DATABASE
I need to find the date of last database restore. GSTAT -h can print
this information as Creation date. Does anyone know how can I get this
information programatically?
If monitoring tables are available, it might be easier to query
MON$DATABASE with e.g.:
select mon$creation_date from
Hello,
I downloaded the worldcities list in .txt format and created two identical
tables where one is referencing this external file. When I launch the insert
with a select from external table, all goes fine.
The problem is the data received in the real table do not match and number of
rows is
