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crtgr.sql /* For creating trigger from data dictionary */

Posted on 02-Aug-2005 By Admin No Comments on crtgr.sql /* For creating trigger from data dictionary */

SET LONG 1000000

UNDEFINE trigger_name

SET PAGES 0

SET FEEDBACK OFF

SET LINES 132

set echo off

set numwidth 9

Set head off

set verify off

set time off

set timing off

COLUMN text FORMAT A302 word_wrapped

COLUMN spool_name NEW_VALUE spool_name NOPRINT

SELECT lower(trigger_name||’.ctr’) spool_name

FROM dba_triggers

WHERE trigger_NAME = UPPER(‘&&trigger_name’);

SPOOL &spool_name

select ‘CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER ‘

||DESCRIPTION

from dba_triggers

where trigger_NAME = UPPER(‘&&trigger_name’);

set lines 95

SELECT trigger_body text

FROM DBA_TRIGGERS

WHERE TRIGGER_NAME = UPPER(‘&&trigger_name’);

PROMPT /

SPOOL OFF

SET PAGES 80

SET FEEDBACK 1

set LINES 132

set echo on

Set head on

set feedback 1

set verify on

set time on

set timing on

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