NOTE: Table having more than 1,00,000 of records.

can any one of you please help me on finding that, what is the last type of action happend on particular table whether it is Insert/delete/update

Thanks in advance
hari

You Can Easily Get the Last Inserted/Updated/Deleted Dates as Follows:

CREATE FUNCTIOn fn_TablesLastUpdateDate(@Date NVARCHAR(20))

RETURNS @table TABLE(TableName NVARCHAR(40), LastUpdated Datetime)

AS

BEGIN

IF(@Date=”) OR (@Date Is Null) OR (@Date=’0′)

BEGIN
INSERT INTO @table
SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT TABLENAME,LASTUPDATED FROM
(
SELECT B.NAME AS ‘TABLENAME’, MAX(STATS_DATE (ID,INDID)) AS LASTUPDATED
FROM SYS.SYSINDEXES AS A
INNER JOIN SYS.OBJECTS AS B ON A.ID = B.OBJECT_ID
WHERE B.TYPE = ‘U’ AND STATS_DATE (ID,INDID) IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY B.NAME
) AS A
ORDER BY LASTUPDATED DESC
END

ELSE

BEGIN
INSERT INTO @table
SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT TABLENAME,LASTUPDATED FROM
(
SELECT B.NAME AS ‘TABLENAME’, MAX(STATS_DATE (ID,INDID)) AS LASTUPDATED,
CONVERT(VARCHAR, MAX(STATS_DATE (ID,INDID)), 103) as Date
FROM SYS.SYSINDEXES AS A
INNER JOIN SYS.OBJECTS AS B ON A.ID = B.OBJECT_ID
WHERE B.TYPE = ‘U’ AND STATS_DATE (ID,INDID) IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY B.NAME
) AS A
WHERE Date=@Date
ORDER BY LASTUPDATED DESC
END

RETURN

END

– SELECT * from fn_TablesLastUpdateDate(’06/11/2012′)

For the first time, i’m using replication server.
i want to know what are all the updates done in Server1, with the user name, date and time.
i want these details in server 2.
please help me.

thanks in advance

How can I run this script from a web page. I want to build a report so that my manager will know when each table has been updated.

WITH last_query_by_db (dbid, Last_query) AS (
select
dbid, max(last_execution_time) ‘Last_query’
from sys.dm_exec_query_stats
cross apply sys.dm_exec_sql_text(plan_handle)
group by dbid
)
select
d.name, Last_query
from sys.databases d
left outer join last_query_by_db q on q.dbid = d.database_id
where d.name not in (‘master’,'msdb’,'model’,'tempdb’)
order by 1

Execute sp_msforeachdb @command1=’DECLARE @PrintMessage NVARCHAR(50);SET @PrintMessage = “USE [?] Database Name”;USE [?];PRINT @PrintMessage;select top 5 Modify_Date as Last_Modified_Date,Create_Date,Name ,Type_Desc as Table_Name from sys.tables order by Modify_Date Desc’;

–To view all the databases at a time..for last update statistics
Execute sp_msforeachdb @command1= ‘DECLARE @PrintMessage NVARCHAR(50),@PrintMessage1 NVARCHAR(50);SET @PrintMessage1 = “USE [?] Database Name”;USE [?];PRINT @PrintMessage1;SET @PrintMessage = “U”;select a.id as ObjectID,a.name as IndexName,b.name as TableName, b.modify_date as Stats_Last_Updated_Time from sys.sysindexes as a inner join sys.objects as b on a.id = b.object_id where b.type = @PrintMessage’

–Note: Before Running this query select the “Results to Text” for proper view.

M.I

Is there a safe way to always get the most recent date if there are two or more rows returned for a table?

How about:

SELECT MAX(last_user_update) FROM sys.dm_db_index_usage_stats WHERE database_id = … ?

This seems to work but I’m no SQL guru !

Thanks