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Casey,
I would suggest going to www.toadsoft.com and downloading the freeware
version of TOAD. It's a life-saver for things like this, and as far as I'm
concerned, a must for every DBA. Open the schema browser, select the
"Triggers" tab for the desired schema, then select the "Proc Edit Window"
icon and there you go.
I'm lazy too...
Jim
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-----Original Message-----
From: Casey Dyke [mailto:cdyke_at_homenetwork.com.au]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 5:25 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Trigger re-engineering
Folks,
Being lazy here as I could do it myself, but I just realised I need to do this and as I don't have a script handy, not farting around w/it in the morning would be handy. Just need to rev-eng some triggers out of the dd. Had a look (8.0.5) and the trigger_type and triggering_event don't seem to give me what I want syntactically. Looks like I get 'BEFORE EACH ROW' from type and 'INSERT' from triggering_event.
Guess I need syntax like 'create or replace ... before insert on <table_name> for each row'. In my naiveity, I thought the columns would front the info up and I could whip through it easy. Looks to be a little more tricky, unless I'm not looking at the whole picture. Seems odd to me, but I've had quite a long day ... Received on Fri May 12 2000 - 08:35:38 CDT
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