SQL triggers, procedures, and functions are powerful tools that can help you automate or enhance database operations. They are blocks of code that run in response to certain events or conditions ...

A trigger is a unique store procedure that is executes to give a response to particular action on the table of a database using the following sql statements:1. data manipulation language (dml) sql ...

In SQL Server, triggers are code segments that can be executed either instead of or after an INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement. Triggers are associated with a table when they are defined. Within the ...

For example, when an view is dropped, any trigger with a triggered-SQL-statement defined using that view is made inoperative. When a trigger is made inoperative, all packages with statements ...

When a trigger is dropped, information about the trigger is removed from the sys.objects, sys.triggers and sys.sql_modules catalog views. Multiple DDL triggers can be dropped per DROP TRIGGER ...

Triggers are executed in a predefined order based on their timing (BEFORE triggers execute before AFTER triggers). 6. Trigger Creation : Triggers in MySQL are created using the CREATE TRIGGER ...

We know about triggers as they exist in SQL Server 2000 and its previous versions — triggers that fire in response to INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE events. They are now called as DML triggers, as they ...

Most of the time, it could save the changes with maybe 2-3 UPDATE statements, and that's it.<BR><BR>So, like the title says, I want to find out what SQL statement caused a trigger to fire.