Answer / monalisa dalbehera

select max(Order_Date) from Order_Name ;

Answer / pritesh

select * from order_name where order_date=(select max
(order_date) from order_name)

Answer / gurudath mallya

select * from Order_Name where Order_Date=max(Order_Date);

Answer / pardeeprajan

kindly give a delete option for the users to delete wrong
answer. administrator also should verify the answers regularly

Answer / akki julak

SELECT ORDER_DATE FROM ORDER_NAME
WHERE ROWID=(SELECT MAX(ROWID) FROM ORDER_NAME);

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