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PL/SQL Query
Hi Shafique
Thanks for all the help you have given me. Any ideas of how to tackle this one i.e to create a trigger: The itemtot attribute (the inclusion of which in the database is evidence of very bad design) needs to be automatically maintained and not be directly updateable. Thanks again
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