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Rob,

an easy test if you have authority to RSTOBJ.  i'll have to get
someone to do it for me.

Thanks,

Rick

On 6/17/05, rob@xxxxxxxxx <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I don't believe it fires the trigger for each record on a restore.  But
> that would be a simple test.
> 
> Your last paragraph is good.  I forget why but we do keep our trigger
> programs in the same library as the data files and keeping programs in the
> file libraries is normally a no-no in our shop.
> 
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> Hey all,
> 
> I want to put a DB trigger on a few files, and have a few questions.
> 
> It's standard operating procedure around here (pre-dates me by many
> years) to back up an entire library during a critical posting step, so
> that it can be restored and rerun if things go bad.   please, no
> comment on the efficacy of that particular practice.
> 
> The files I want to trigger are in that library.  My questions are:
> 
> if a file is restored, does it fire the trigger for each record
> restored? - i.e. should I remove the trigger before and re-add it
> after, as part of the process of restoring the file?
> 
> if a file with a trigger is restored, should the trigger be restored
> with it - i.e. should the trigger reside in the same library as the
> file (TRGLIB on ADDPFTRG command)?  or does it matter?
> 
> THanks,
> 
> Rick
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