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you'll have to write a 'trigger for each row' and then store the ROWIDs in a
PL/SQL table which should be defined as a package variable.
Then in the after update statement trigger you can access the rowids
Regards
Naveen
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Hello,
How to get the ROWID of the rows being updated in an After update statement trigger ?
Thanks in advance,
Deepa
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