Re: A Trigger question

Tsk, tsk Andrey, this doesn't even require RTFM. :)

create table a;
( insert your columns here)

create table b;
( insert your columns here)

create trigger a_insert_b;
( your trigger code here )

alter trigger a_insert_b disable.

insert into a(columns) values(your values).

And, the docs are online in several places.

www.oradoc.com
otn.oracle.com

Jared

                                                                                       
                                
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Dear gurus !
sorry for this RTFMable question , just don't have the docs in front of me here .
Assume i have a trigger my_trig that performs an insert into tableB after an
insert into tableA .
The question is : what happens if the trigger gets broken (either disabled ,
invalid or unable to do what it should do (for example if the tableB has reached maxextents) ) ?
Does the user that inserts into tableA receive an ORA-**** error ? Is there a way to let the user insert into tableA , and capture the inserts into tableB that the trigger should perform , and do those inserts manually later ?
Thanks a lot.
Andrey.

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