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execute create trigger script in a procedure

Ludock
Member Posts: 185
Is it possible to create a trigger with pl/sql?
I have made a procedure thats makes the create or replace trigger statement.
(when i copy and past the statement the trigger is created succesvol)
How can i execute the create trigger statement on the end of the procedure?
Thanks.
I have made a procedure thats makes the create or replace trigger statement.
(when i copy and past the statement the trigger is created succesvol)
How can i execute the create trigger statement on the end of the procedure?
Thanks.
Answers
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First of all I would reconsider if you really need to create a trigger inside a procedure. Question the reason...
Then, if you really need to do create it that way, you could try dynamic sql. -
This trigger have to be on all tables.
After creation a table, i call the procedure to generate the trigger. -
Well, then proceed with dynamic SQL.
Or, in my opinion much better: produce a SQL script with variables for table name and trigger name.
Then run this script with the appropriate values every time you have created a table.
Cheers,
Guido
Edited by: Guido on Oct 22, 2008 10:30 AM
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