Query to find tables whcih are renamed

Hi,
Can anyone help me with a query to list the tables which are renamed or a ttribute of a specific table which will give the result.
Example: If database is renamed then create_date from sys.databases gives the database renamed.
Similar I want for tables
Thanks

Hi cnk_gr,
Actually I dont want to rename tables want to list the tables whicha re renamed comaring the time.
Can you suggest how could this be achievedusing sp_rename?
Thanks.
Hi Priyanka,
As for as i know, there is no way to track the changes done by sp_rename, unless if you already plan this case as
cnk_gr mentioned with adding extendedproperty, or you can write your version of SP_rename like SP_rename1 which internally calling SP_rename and track the changes on a table
below is the code the changes the object name, i dont know what %% the statement is doing, but i think it may be updating the objectname in physical location where the objectname is saved(just the reference is changed from old name to new name)
-- update the object name
EXEC %%Object(ID = @objid).SetName(Name = @newname)
May be you can compare the schema between similar other server like reporting server or restore a backup, which doesn't have the rename applyed and find out the differnence.
Note: when you rename a table in SSMS, it internally calling sp_rename to change the table name
Thanks
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