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in a table consist of 1000 records among that i was updated
145 record how could i know that ..list of recently updated
record's and where could i see those updated
record's....pls help me out....

Answer Posted / diana

SQLERRD Contains the number of rows affected by a DB2
INSERT/DELETE operation.

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