time stamp magicaly updated when ever update event occures on a row

in sql server 2000 i have a table. when i do any update on the table, a
field of the effected rows gets a new time stamp, there are no triggers on
the table, nothing special in the DDL of the table, is there any other way
besides a table specific trigger that this time stamp could be getting
updated when i do an update on a row? perhaps some other kind of trigger
that is not specific to a table but specific to a fielde name in any table?

This is the way the timestamp is supposed to work. It should get changed
whenever theres a data change in the same row. The engine handles that part.


MC


"Daniel" <softwareengineer98037@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> time stamp magicaly updated when ever update event occures on a row
>
> in sql server 2000 i have a table. when i do any update on the table, a
> field of the effected rows gets a new time stamp, there are no triggers
> on
> the table, nothing special in the DDL of the table, is there any other way
> besides a table specific trigger that this time stamp could be getting
> updated when i do an update on a row? perhaps some other kind of trigger
> that is not specific to a table but specific to a fielde name in any
> table?
>
>