There was a constraint: I was not able to access database system tables (DBA restriction) and I had to do it from Maximo (no access to system folders.)
After analyzing data in different table I have found following query:
DB2 Version
select starttime from crontaskhistory order by starttime fetch first 1 rows only
MS SQL Server Version
select top 1 starttime from crontaskhistory order by starttime
Oracle Version
select starttime from crontaskhistory where rowid = (select min(rowid) from crontaskhistory)
Does anyone know a better method to find the date when Maximo was installed?
And here is the example of how to find all System Properties, which were modified after Maximo was installed (DB2 version):
select p.propname, p.description, p.maximodefault, v.propvalue from maxprop p left join maxpropvalue v on p.propnmae = v.propname where v.changedate > (select starttime from crontaskhistory order by starttime fetch first 1 rows only)
After analyzing data in different table I have found following query:
DB2 Version
select starttime from crontaskhistory order by starttime fetch first 1 rows only
MS SQL Server Version
select top 1 starttime from crontaskhistory order by starttime
Oracle Version
select starttime from crontaskhistory where rowid = (select min(rowid) from crontaskhistory)
Does anyone know a better method to find the date when Maximo was installed?
And here is the example of how to find all System Properties, which were modified after Maximo was installed (DB2 version):
select p.propname, p.description, p.maximodefault, v.propvalue from maxprop p left join maxpropvalue v on p.propnmae = v.propname where v.changedate > (select starttime from crontaskhistory order by starttime fetch first 1 rows only)