Answer / srinivas

select * from <table name>
where rownum<=2
order by last_updated_date

Answer / ashok kumar lenka

We can solve this by the help of Trigger.
The trigger is for update.which store the update time of the
record of the table. So my query is like this
>select * from emp where to_char(update_column,'dd')=2;

Answer / narenkumar reddy

select column_name from table_name
where column_name=sysdate-2

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