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vickey_dw
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Hello All
Is there any way we can find out when the DB2 table was last updated without contacting the admins via some query etc |
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Akatsukami
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I wonder why people use the forums to find how to do things without involving the proper <in house> support groups ??? |
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rikdeb
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RahulG31
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| I wonder why people use the forums to find how to do things without involving the proper <in house> support groups ??? |
It is because they "don't know" that how much is it that they "should know" and then they don't wanna feel embarassed in front of the support group for something they should have known.
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Rohit Umarjikar
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Don't you have a timestamp column? if not then that is bad.
or look for BMC logmaster, DB2 Log Analysis tool |
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enrico-sorichetti
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It is because they "don't know" that how much is it that they "should know" and then they don't wanna feel embarassed in front of the support group for something they should have known.
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the most stupid reason I ever heard about.
before asking the support group, they should ask the working group responsible, who ( unless a complete moron ) should know the skill level of his subordinates and what to expect from them.
and ...
what about being reprimanded/terminated for attempting to do something that they should not have done because some so called expert told them how to do it ?
( seen it too many times for security related questions )
unfortunately the current forum philosophy/mentality is to make the TS happy just caring about the lowly technicalities , disregarding completely the practices that might be in place
and since we DO NOT belong to the TS organisation we do know absolutely nothing about them
and while the answer might be lowly right it might be misplace for the TS organisation standards. |
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Akatsukami
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
what about being reprimanded/terminated for attempting to do something that they should not have done because some so called expert told them how to do it ?
( seen it too many times for security related questions )
unfortunately the current forum philosophy/mentality is to make the TS happy just caring about the lowly technicalities , disregarding completely the practices that might be in place |
As a borderline sociopath I consider this an example pour encourager les autres |
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