You might need to check your grants, eg
ADMINISTER DATABASE TRIGGER
"Jim Anderson" <jamesanderson_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message
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| Trigger: AFTER CREATE ON SCHEMA doesnt fire.
| It used to work but stopped working one weekend.
| The code below works correctly on 2 out of 3 instances I have running.
| But for some reason stopped working on the 1 instance. Are there any
| DB parameters that effect the operation of this trigger? The 'debug'
| table below remains empty after running any CREATE OR REPLACE DDL.
|
|
| CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER ac$schema
| AFTER CREATE ON SCHEMA
| DECLARE
| ls_err VARCHAR2(200) := NULL;
| BEGIN
| INSERT INTO DEBUG (timestamp,src,msg)
| VALUES (SYSDATE,'ac$schema trigger',
| SYS.dictionary_obj_type||'-'|| SYS.dictionary_obj_name);
| EXCEPTION
| WHEN OTHERS THEN
| ls_err := SQLERRM;
| INSERT INTO DEBUG (timestamp,src,msg)
| VALUES (SYSDATE,'ac$schema trigger',ls_err);
| END;
| /
|
| CREATE TABLE debug
| (timestamp DATE,
| src VARCHAR2(32),
| msg VARCHAR2(1000))
| /
|
| -- this should cause the trigger above to fire and insert into debug.
| CREATE procedure ac$schema_trigger_test
| as
| begin
| null;
| end;
| /
|
| Thanx for any help!
| Jim Anderson
| San Diego, CA
Received on Thu Sep 16 2004 - 19:08:51 CDT
