Tuesday, 11 March 2014

Order of execution of trigger and statements in Oracle stored procedure

Order of execution of trigger and statements in Oracle stored procedure



1.SQL Statements: CREATE SYNONYM to CREATE TRIGGER, 6 of 6

Description:CREATE TRIGGER Purpose. Use the CREATE TRIGGER statement to
create and enable a database trigger, which is. A stored PL/SQL block
associated with a table, a schema ...



2.Sql server triggers - order of execution - Stack Overflow

Description:You can use sp_settriggerorder to define the order of each
trigger on a table. However, I would argue that you'd be much better off
having a single trigger that does ...



3.CREATE TRIGGER Statement - Oracle Documentation

Description:CREATE TRIGGER Statement. The CREATE TRIGGER statement creates
or replaces a database trigger, which is either of the following: A stored
PL/SQL block associated with ...



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the column_values are ...



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from Oracle 9i. => There are 2 ways to store the XML data 1. Store XML in
CLOB XMLType(9i R1)



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9.Database trigger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Description:MySQL . MySQL 5.0.2 introduced support for triggers. MySQL
supports these trigger types: Insert Trigger; Update Trigger; Delete
Trigger; Note: MySQL allows only one ...



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