How to tell the last time a table was updated

I know I could do this with a trigger, but I was wondering if there is a data dictionary view I can query to find the date/time a table was last updated. What I have is a table that is constantly getting hammered with new data being uploaded from a third party. We need to keep close tabs to verify that this datafeed is constantly running and bringing in new data. Because the data that comes in comes from multiple timezones and there are hundreds of lines, our attempts at monitoring by just looking at the data leave something to be desired.
Any ideas?

blarman74 wrote:
I know I could do this with a trigger, but I was wondering if there is a data dictionary view I can query to find the date/time a table was last updated. What I have is a table that is constantly getting hammered with new data being uploaded from a third party. We need to keep close tabs to verify that this datafeed is constantly running and bringing in new data. Because the data that comes in comes from multiple timezones and there are hundreds of lines, our attempts at monitoring by just looking at the data leave something to be desired.
Any ideas?refer this links
How to find Last modified/updated time of a particular table
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:1590655700346557237
Thanks

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