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My mail which was send several hours ago soes not seem to have reached
fatcity. They were doing something with our smtp server here this
afternoon which may be the reason. Anyway, I need to clarify my needs. I
want to see the triggering statement when the statement fails. If I create
a table in a very small tablespace and then try to insert a large amount of
data in the table to force an error, I want the text of the insert
statement.
The insert statement is in x$kgl_cursor. However, I don't know how to report out that row. There is no longer any connection with x$_kglpn. The statement which is connected woith x$_kglpn and also v$session is the code for the trigger itself, and not the statement which caused the trigger to fire.
Ian MacGregor
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
ian_at_slac.stanford.edu
Received on Tue Aug 22 2000 - 23:30:27 CDT