What is a mutating table

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What is a mutating table..

Answer / vishwa

Mutating means that some one is trying to access the table
currently being held by some other non-committing
transaction

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What is a mutating table..

Answer / saraswathi muthuraman

IF you have a trigger on table emp_test. Inside that
trigger, your are trying to update/insert in the same table
emp_test.
Then mutating table error will occur.

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What is a mutating table..

Answer / vijayakumar n

Trigger one executed again & again in a table.

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What is a mutating table..

Answer / udaykumar

specified set of records we can commit or commit or
rollback regardless of parent transactions.

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What is a mutating table..

Answer / swastik

*When Ever You Create a Trigger On a Table And Performing Any DML Operation in Side The Trigger Body On Same Table Then Mutating Error Will Come.
*Row Level Trigger It Will Happen

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