Steven Joshua wrote:
>
> Hello, List:
>
> We have more than 100 triggers in the database. Some
> of them use ORACLE NEW_TIME function in the code. Is
> there a way that we can count how many triggers are
> referencing NEW_TIME function?
>
> I used below query, but it will only count the
> function that we created in the database. how can can
> count SQL function (NEW_TIME)?
>
> Select Count(*) From USER_DEPENDENCIES
> Where Type in ('PROCEDURE', 'TRIGGER')
> And REFERENCED_TYPE = 'FUNCTION'
> And REFERENCED_NAME = 'TIME_CONVERT'
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> Steven
>
Write a PL/SQL block which fetches column TRIGGER_BODY fro DBA_TRIGGERS
into a VARCHAR2(32767) and loop on this result until
instr(upper(substr(large_string, current_pos)), 'NEW_TIME') returns 0.
Brute force.
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Received on Wed May 08 2002 - 04:33:18 CDT
