>I was about to post same thing as Borislav, was a minute to late... Anyways, SQL generates two "cursors" you can use in the OUTPUT, inserted and deleted, the first one represents the new (inserted) values and the second one represent the old (deleted) values, it is easy to see in this sample code:
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>declare @test table (pk int, event varchar(10), EventTime datetime)
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>insert into @test (pk, event, EventTime) values (1, 'Start', '')
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>update @test set eventtime = getdate() output deleted.pk, deleted.eventtime, inserted.eventtime where pk = 1
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Thank you.
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