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Trigger buffer information in SQL triggers

We had a thread today related to this - there's an article by Kent Milligan 
where he lists the trigger buffer data that is NOT available - trigger event, 
trigger time, commit level, relative record number, file name, library name, 
and member name. The link to the whole article is 
http://www.as400network.com/artarchive/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewarticle&CO_ContentID=11436&channel=art&subart=top&topicid=50
 called "Uncovering V5R1 Triggers" I'm going to assume that the offsets and 
lengths to old and new records and null maps are also not available - SQL 
probably uses them for its own purposes.

Vern

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