Yes...in both 2000 and 2008 (although without the WHERE clause I get the create dates for every table in my database, which I don't need)

As an FYI: This table is updated weekly as the result of a DTS package (and yes, I know, I need to redo it into an SSIS package – haven’t got there yet though).

The DTS package drops the existing table, recreates it, and then imports this hue-mung-i excel spreadsheet into the newly recreated SQL Server table.

In my program, I have a screen which allows the users to selected fields from this table in order to perform ad hoc queries which gives them raw data dumps.

I have the create date displayed in the window caption. This allows the users to know that the data they will be going after is up to date (this is why I need that create date.)

(I just received official confirmation that our migration will be occurring next weekend - yea! )