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SQL Server does not record the timestamps when a record is created or modified. If you want to do this yourself, you'll need to add columns for this, and ensure you update the columns appropriately when you make a modification.

You could create triggers to perform these operations automatically on an INSERT or UPDATE.

You should be aware that the GETDATE() feature is only as accurate as your computer's clock, which typically has a resolution of 15ms, although this can vary depending on the exact hardware. If you're trying to decide whether a given row has changed since you last read it, you may find that you miss updates if multiple updates occur within one clock period. If that's your goal, you might consider using the ROWVERSION column type, which is automatically updated by SQL Server whenever a modification is made to a row. Despite the name, the version is not a sequential number, it's a GUID, and therefore you can't rely on ordering between different version 'numbers'.

Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder
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