T1: T2
A X--- this is updated record
B B

like this T1 table having no.of records updated. write a
query"retrive updated record from T2"

Answer Posted / suresh babu

select SCN_TO_TIMESTAMP(ORA_ROWSCN) from table;

This query shows all records timestamp.From this result you
can find record,which recently updated.

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