You can identify the user via sys_context ('userenv', 'sessionid') and raise an exception,
or just exit the code block.
Jared
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I'm feeling in a LAZY mood this afternoon so I'm going to ask the list if someone has an answer to this. Otherwise I guess it will wait till Monday.
We have a before update trigger on a table to prevent assemblies on the line from being unscrapped. But we also have a need o periodically unscrap stuff. The question is can a trigger recognize who fired it & abort if that is a particular user?
Dick Goulet
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