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Old October 4th, 2004, 01:51 AM
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Question Trigger Calling Extended Stored Procedure

Hello,

I've installed a "For Update" trigger for some table that calls a extended stored procedure (ESP). In some cases, the ESP needs to modify the same table, maybe causing a recursive call of the trigger.

Is there a way to "disable" the trigger inside the code just before the operation that updates the table and "re-enable" it just after? I know I can disable recursive triggering at database level, but I'm developing a database add-on so I don't want to interfere with the existing triggers behavior (if any) for the rest of the tables.


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