Re: Trigger value

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Let me get a clarification.  You have a trigger.  The trigger is
intercepting the input buffer, and is changing some of the values prior to
it getting written out to disk.  (Like we do to put a user and a timestamp
in the record.)  And you want to know what values are being changed by the
trigger program?  If so, here are a couple of methods.

1)  Review the source - if you have it.

2)  Remove the trigger and see what the new record looks like.  Put the
trigger back in and see what the new record looks like.  Compare the
differences.

Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin



                    Raul Jager
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When I use "write" to a file that has a trigger (*before *insert)
asociated, Can
I find out the values that have been changed by the trigger program?

Raul.