especially since I don't know what tables are involved.
Thanks,
kwillaSQL Server 2000:
select *
from sysobjects
where xtype ='TR'
SQL Server 2005:
Select *
from sys.triggers
MC
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>I need a way to view all existing triggers in our MS Server database
especially since I don't know what tables are involved.
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Thanks,
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SQL Server 2000:
select *
from sysobjects
where xtype ='TR'
>
SQL Server 2005:
Select *
from sys.triggers
>
MC
>
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I need a way to view all existing triggers in our MS Server database
especially since I don't know what tables are involved.
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Thanks,
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