You can't. An update statement is what fires the trigger. Trigger cannot
see where does the statement come from. May be you should rethink the overall
design of the application?
On 2003.07.30 13:59, A Joshi wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a two tables A and B. Both have a field expected_delay_now and when
> it gets updated by a user in either table I want update it in corresponding
> row in the other table. However when this update is as a result of a trigger
> (and not user updated) how do I skip the update thru the trigger??? Thanks
>
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