How can I see the commit time stamp for a transaction?

Question

I’m looking to see if there is any way to tell, through a select, when a transaction was committed?
 I know you can get the transaction id by selecting the
sys.dm_tran_current_transaction within a trigger and saving it to the table your writing to. But once you have that can you later use that transaction ID to see when the transaction as a whole was committed. This
would be similar to the way change tracking uses the sys.dm_tran_commit_table, and the $sys_change_xdes_id field on the table being tracked, but you could do it through a select without being logged into a DAC connection. My question pertains to SQL Server
versions 2005 and greater, but if this can only be done in a specific version please let me know.
This would pertain to a read committed isolation level if that makes a diffrence.
 Thank you

Answer 1

CREATE PROCEDURE sp1 AS                                
BEGIN TRY                                                         
   SET NOCOUNT ON                                                 
   SET XACT_ABORT ON                                             
   SELECT 1/0
END TRY                                                          
BEGIN CATCH
   IF @@trancount > 0 ROLLBACK TRANSACTION                        
END CATCH                                                        
go
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