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    Help for 10g Table Trigger ----first post


    Hi everyone,

    This is my first post on the newsgroup so please be kind to a newbie.
    I have the following code for an Oracle 10g table trigger

    create or replace trigger chk_multi_dup
      after insert or update on epics.actor_attribute
      for each statement

    SQL PLUS complains that it is expecting "for each row"...however, I
    truly do want it to be for each statement.

    The Great Pawn Hunter

    The Great Pawn Hunter schrieb:

    > Hi everyone,

    > This is my first post on the newsgroup so please be kind to a newbie.
    > I have the following code for an Oracle 10g table trigger

    > create or replace trigger chk_multi_dup
    >   after insert or update on epics.actor_attribute
    >   for each statement

    > SQL PLUS complains that it is expecting "for each row"...however, I
    > truly do want it to be for each statement.

    > The Great Pawn Hunter

    Row level trigger requires "FOR EACH ROW" clause.
    If you omit the above, dml trigger is statement level trigger.

    The one of the fastest alternatives (compared to any other) to check,
    whether syntax you used is correct is to lookup it in the documentation.
    http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/sta...

    Best regards

    Maxim

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