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Mike,
Oracle Designer/2000 - a CASE Tool - would help not only
with the metamodel and the generation of DDLs for your
tables, it has as well the possibility to have
"JOURNAL" tables and triggers created.
Have a look at
http://www.oracle.com/tools/des2k/index.html
Regards
Dante
In article <37334478.B67B7940_at_Bradicich.Com>,
Mike Bradicich <Mike_at_Bradicich.Com> wrote:
> Any suggestions to this one are greatly appreciated.
>
> I want to right a generic procedure, or reusable trigger code, that
> references the values of :new and :old dynamically. In otherwords, if I
> write code in a trigger for table A, I want to be able to reference the
> values in :new and :old without having to code each column name.
>
> I can extract the names of the columns in table A by doing a simple
> query against the sys.col table. Then for each one of those columns I
> want to write a record to a table showing the :old value and :new
> value. But I can't write dynamic code that references the :new and :old
> columns at run time!?
>
> I want a complete audit, BUT THE NORMAL ORACLE AUDIT COMMANDS WON'T WORK
> because they do not track the old and new values.
>
> I could write a separate and specific peice of code for every table, and
> every column, but I want to avoid that. I want to have one generic
> procedure, or at most a generic set of code that I can use in each
> trigger.
>
> Any ideas on referencing :NEW and :OLD dynamically, or creating an audit
> that tracks the new and old values without having to write specific code
> in every trigger?
>
> Your ideas are very much appreciated.
> Mike Bradicich
> Bradicich Consulting
> Mike_at_Bradicich.com
>
>
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