Updates on table on specified columns

Hi Techies,
I have updated the table with one specified condition, based on the specified condition updation is done successfully(2000 rows).
again I wanted to verify the records updated on the table. But when I checking the condition on the table it gives more records(5000 rows).
Can you please tell me ,in which data dictionary table we can check the updation history (date,column,table)
OS :Solarix 5.10
DB 10.2.0.4
thanks
tippu

Tippu wrote:
Hi Techies,
I have updated the table with one specified condition, based on the specified condition updation is done successfully(2000 rows).
again I wanted to verify the records updated on the table. But when I checking the condition on the table it gives more records(5000 rows).
Can you please tell me ,in which data dictionary table we can check the updation history (date,column,table)
OS :Solarix 5.10
DB 10.2.0.4
thanks
tippuso you updated SOMECOLUMN to value 'ABCD' and the update hit 2000 rows. Now you find that more that 2000 rows have SOMECOLUMN value of 'ABCD'. Is it possible that there were some number of rows already set to 'ABCD' before your update?

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When not running correctly, Response of the Post Definition is
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I could not figure out what went wrong when integrating to another module.
Can you please help me to rectify this problem.
Thanks
dk

Hi,
sound to be an implementation specific issue that is hard to comment on without knowing how to reproduce it. If you have a rerooducible test case based on the Oracle HR schema using JDeveloper 11.1.1.6, zip it up, rename the "zip "extension to "unzip" and sent it to the mail address you find in my OTN profile. If you don't have that test case, explain how this can be reproduced
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