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Because I just got an error message when I fired the trigger.
Not while compiling it. (and it was not a runtime error)
And then I usually got something like:
Trigger % is not valid.Verification failed.
(What may not be the exact words, since I am using a German version of
Oracle.)
What didn't help at all.
I have to admit I didn't know then that there is a special view just for
user_errors where all compilation errors are stored.
I think this is a very complicated way of treating errors. It'd be way
easier, just to make an output and not to store the errors somewhere
else never to be seen again.....
Frank
Arjan van Bentem wrote:
> frank wrote
> >If so, it doesn't work well at all
>
> Why's that?
>
> Arjan.
Received on Thu Mar 18 1999 - 04:40:16 CST
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