Re: DB Trigger to control PK change

I am trying to do something similar. I want to trap when new tables and procedures are created so I can issue grants and synonyms. I found in the manual triggers at the schema level but I haven't been able to make them work.

>From the manual >>>>>>

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER On_DDL
after DDL
ON XYZ.Schema
BEGIN
.......
<<<<<<<

If anyone has an example of using this type of trigger, I would appreciate some help.

I am using 8.1.6.3 and the above is taken from the 8.1.6 manual.

Thanks,
John

>>> com.banilejas_at_codetel.net.do 04/03/02 01:33PM >>>
Hi List,

I want to create a trigger that insert into a table anytime a user change or compile a package doesn't matter who create it or compile it.

Is there a trigger at DB level, like the on logon, that I can create to keep this kind of control.

I did some FM but couldn't find nothing.

TIA Ramon E. Estevez

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