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"MIDRANGE-L" <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote on 07/19/2016
01:59:42 PM:
Second, can somebody explain TRGLIB? So far, all I have been able to
find is something from 2012, in an IBM DeveloperWorks forum, that sheds
some light on this, but not a whole lot.
In the case where the trigger program is a CL or RPG program, no
separate object is required for the trigger definition. It is simply a
table row entry. However, an SQL trigger can be a native compound SQL
statement similar to a stored procedure. As such, the native SQL code is
"compiled" into a separate (C) program object and, hence, needs a library
in which to store said object. But, a qualified library name was not used
because an SQL trigger name is a variable-length string that can be so
long that a separate parameter was chosen, instead.
Sincerely,
Dave Clark
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