Trigger Information

Dave Smith, et al,

Yes, there is a TABLE... "QSYS2"/"SYSTRIGGER".   Therefore, is there
any reason why you couldn't do things the SQL/DB2 way... use a SELECT
statement and then an UPDATE or just an UPDATE?    I think you are
looking for columns:  A.OPERATIVE, A.ENABLED.

BTW, the query for the full table looks like (some columns have been
cut off):

SELECT                                                                
-- Columns                                                            
      A.TRIGGER_SCHEMA, A.TRIGGER_NAME, A.EVENT_MANIPULATION,         
      A.EVENT_OBJECT_SCHEMA, A.EVENT_OBJECT_TABLE, A.ACTION_ORDER,    
      A.ACTION_CONDITION, A.ACTION_STATEMENT, A.ACTION_ORIENTATION,   
      A.ACTION_TIMING, A.TRIGGER_MODE, A.ACTION_REFERENCE_OLD_ROW,    
      A.ACTION_REFERENCE_NEW_ROW, A.ACTION_REFERENCE_OLD_TABLE,       
      A.ACTION_REFERENCE_NEW_TABLE, A.SQL_PATH, A.CREATED,            
      A.TRIGGER_PROGRAM_NAME, A.TRIGGER_PROGRAM_LIBRARY, A.OPERATIVE, 
     , A.THREADSAFE, A.MULTITHREADED_JOB_ACTION, A.ALLOW_REPEATED_CHAN
      A.TRIGGER_UPDATE_CONDITION, A.LONG_COMMENT                      
-- Tables                                                             
      FROM "QSYS2"/"SYSTRIGGER" A                                     

Dave