Subject | Re: [IBDI] (In)active Triggers |
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Author | Carl J. Mosca |
Post date | 2000-06-23T01:59:49Z |
I may be watching the wrong info but in practice them *seem* to be inactive
because when I attempt to insert a record, my key is null. (Just to make
sure my own logic was OK I copied the example from the KB and got the same
results. Obviously I've goofed something up...)
Just out of curiosity...I thought the default state for a trigger was
Active. If I just created it, why would it be inactive (assuming it really
is)?
Carl
because when I attempt to insert a record, my key is null. (Just to make
sure my own logic was OK I copied the example from the KB and got the same
results. Obviously I've goofed something up...)
Just out of curiosity...I thought the default state for a trigger was
Active. If I just created it, why would it be inactive (assuming it really
is)?
Carl
> If you are using IBConsole, then you should know that it uses to reportall
> triggers as inactive under not very clear circumstances.chances
> Use isql.exe to check the REAL state of your triggers... otherwise,
> are you are watching wrong info.
>
> C.