Table that holds time of transactions

Hi,
Is there a table in Oracle that holds the times of transactions? I know some tables old times and dates in the same field but was wondering if there is a table that just holds times?
Thanks

user10590173 wrote:
Hi,
Is there a table in Oracle that holds the times of transactions? I know some tables old times and dates in the same field but was wondering if there is a table that just holds times?
Thanksno

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