can i create trigger on synonym is it possible or not please help me
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Answer / neelu
Yes.
create or replace trigger trg_test
before insert on emp
begin
null;
end;
create synonym trg_syn for trg_test;
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Answer / suman
Yes u can create trigger on synonym
below are example
select * from scott.emp;
select * from sy_emp;
create or replace synonym sy_emp for scott.emp;
/
create or replace trigger t_name
after insert on sy_emp
begin
null;
end;
/
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Answer / akhil
hi neelu.
question is "Can I trigger on synonym'
but you have answered for the question "Can I create synonym for trigger"(your answer is correct for this question)
my understanding about the real question is
we have create synonym for the table,then is it possible to create trigger on that synonym.
If my understanding is wrong,forgive me.
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Answer / shailesh
Yes, the trigger can be created on synonym. However, this trigger gets created on the respective base table for which the synonym is created.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
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