How to get last modified column for all tables in a Sybase database

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I am trying to write a sybase query for how to get a last modified column and timestamp for all the tables in SYBASE database. Please find the sql below. but this is not accuarte one.. it is working in one syabase DB object and not in another environment. Please help me with proper sql.

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select 
  TableName=object_name(ss.id), 
  RowCnt=st.rowcnt,
  ColName=col_name(ss.id,convert(int,substring(ss.colidarray,1,2))),
  UpdStatsDate=convert(varchar(20),moddate,100),
  DaysAgo=datediff(dd,moddate,getdate())
from 
  sysstatistics ss, systabstats st
where 
  ss.id > 100 
  and st.id > 100
  and ss.id=st.id
  and ss.formatid=100
  and st.indid in (0,1)
  and ss.c4 is not null
order by 
  TableName, ColName

Posted 4-Jan-15 22:25pm

yadlaprasad

Updated 4-Jan-15 22:42pm

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 5-Jan-15 4:26am

What have you tried?[^]

yadlaprasad 5-Jan-15 4:30am

Hi, Please find below query.. but this is not accurate one.. I need some proper sql.. Please help..

select TableName=object_name(ss.id), RowCnt=st.rowcnt,
ColName=col_name(ss.id,convert(int,substring(ss.colidarray,1,2))),
UpdStatsDate=convert(varchar(20),moddate,100),
DaysAgo=datediff(dd,moddate,getdate())
from sysstatistics ss, systabstats st
where ss.id > 100 and st.id > 100
and ss.id=st.id
and ss.formatid=100
and st.indid in (0,1)
and ss.c4 is not null
order by TableName, ColName

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 5-Jan-15 4:33am

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