"Internal" timestamp on table rows?

[quahtrader]

I have a database for my point-of-sale system, and I'm collecting some information pertaining to an embezzlement.



Does, by chance, access store any "internal" timestamp information on table rows that can be accessed?

For example, the application for not have a "date/time added" column - and I need to know that information. I was wondering if there was some internal, "hidden" information kept by access that would let me know the date and time that a record was added to a table.

Thanks for any information or help!

[jzwp11]

Only if a field was specifically added to the table that has its default value property set by the Now() or date() functions can you have a time/date stamp for the record when it is added. If the table does not have such a field, there is no way to know when the record was added.

Of course, if the user is given access to the field via a form or if they have access to the table directly, the value in the time/date stamp field can be altered at some point after the record is added.