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I was given a task to display when a record in the database was added, however the previous developers never made a field for this, and I can’t go back and make up dates for all the existing records. Is there an easy way to extract out a record Creation date from a SQL server 2000 query.
SELECT RECORD_CREATED_DATE FROM tblSomething WHERE idField = 1 The RECORD_CREATED_DATE isn’t a field in the existing table. Is there some sort of SQL Function to get this information ?
If it’s not stored as a field, the info is lost after the transaction log recycles (typically daily), and maybe even sooner.