Adriano,

> Usage:
>
> 1) Autonomous triggers may be used to log (in non-external tables)
> tentatives (that may have failled) to change/insert/delete records.
> > 2) ON CONNECT trigger may call an autonomous procedure to log (in
> non-external tables) rejected access
> to connect to databases.

OK

But in these cases; wouldn't the user want to know/log whether the
operation was successful (was committed or rolled back)?

> 3) Notify events to other processes without lose the transaction

context.

>
> A autonomous procedure may update the database and call POST_EVENT.
> Withing the COMMIT, the events will be delivered.

I don't understand, please elaborate.


Sean