November 26, 2013 at 10:33 pm
Hi,
Is there any timestamps or values created by sql server for each rows (in incremental way).
like the ORACLE have the ora_rowscn. please help for this.
Thanks,
basee
November 26, 2013 at 11:55 pm
There are several ways to do this in SQL Server:
* you can addan identity column (which has one of the numeric) data types. This column auto-increments.
* in SQL Server 2012, you can create a sequence object which serves about the same goals as the identity, but is more managed
* you could add a column with data type uniqueidentifier and put a default of newid() on it (or newsequentialid())
* you could add a rowversion column
* you could add a datetime or datetime2 column and assign the default of getdate() to new rows. This isn't garantueed to be unique though.
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