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Re: What causes a trigger to become disabled?

From: Daniel Morgan <dmorgan_at_exesolutions.com>
Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2002 19:05:34 GMT
Message-ID: <3DDD2E7B.911F43B2@exesolutions.com>


Steve wrote:

> Hello,
> How is it possible for a trigger to appear as disabled (in
> user_triggers) without explicity issuing ALTER TRIGGER ..DISABLE?
>
> We exported the db to a client site, checked for invalid objects
> (there were none) and now a week later mysteriously proceses have
> stopped working which we have found is related to triggers being
> disabled.
>
> Here's what I checked.
> >Ran a simple testcase with a trigger that inserts values into
> specific columns of a table. Dropped one of the columns that the
> trigger inserts into. The trigger shows as invalid but is still
> enabled
> >Droped a table that the trigger inserts into. The trigger shows as
> invalid but is still enabled.
>
> I also thought that perhaps the trigger may not have got enabled on
> import however these processes have been working fine since the import
> until just the past day. The import occured over a week ago.
>
> We are 90140 on win 2k
>
> tks for any suggestion

Modify any object upon which the trigger is dependant.

Daniel Morgan Received on Thu Nov 21 2002 - 13:05:34 CST

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