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Morning Tony,
I notice from a few of your subsequent postings that you got some replies - I didn't see them, so apologies if this is duplicating information you already have.
In your trigger error handling code, do this :
exception
when dup_entry_exception then
raise_application_error(-20000,
NULL;
when others then
raise;
Shove the above into your exvception trigger and it will not raise an exception when it detects a duplicate and the duplicate row will not be inserted. However, if another error occurs, it will be raised. You could leave out the 'when others' clause and the same would occur - I like to be explicit.
HTH
Cheers,
Norman.
Norman Dunbar.
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