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Jim, One way to do this is set your DateandTime column to GETDATE() or NOW() (if you are using Access) everytime you do update to your value field. Then you can query your database for last 24 hours how many rows were updated.
I don't create the data, I query and report the data, so updates don't apply.
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quote:Originally posted by shahchi1
... set your DateandTime column to GETDATE() or NOW() (if you are using Access) everytime you do update to your value field. Then you can query your database for last 24 hours how many rows were updated.