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Oracle PL/SQL – Delete Trigger example

This article shows you how to use DROP TRIGGER to delete a trigger.


-- delete  a trigger
DROP TRIGGER trigger_name;
Note
In DROP TRIGGER statement, recommend to specify a schema name before trigger name. If you don’t specify a schema name, then database will assume that the trigger is in your own schema.

1. Table + Trigger

1.1 Create a table and a trigger on it.

demo_data

create table demo_data
(
id number(5) primary key,
project_name varchar2(10)
);
trg_drop_example

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER trg_drop_example
BEFORE
     UPDATE OR DELETE OR INSERT
ON demo_data
  FOR EACH ROW 

BEGIN

  dbms_output.put_line('trg_drop_example Trigger called.');
  
END;

2. DROP TRIGGER example

2.1 Check the trigger status :


SELECT TRIGGER_NAME,STATUS FROM USER_TRIGGERS where upper(TRIGGER_NAME) = 'TRG_DROP_EXAMPLE';
TRIGGER_NAME

STATUS
TRG_DROP_EXAMPLE ENABLED

2.2 Delete the trigger.


DROP TRIGGER trg_drop_example;

-- output
-- Trigger trg_drop_example dropped.

2.3 Check the status again.


SELECT TRIGGER_NAME,STATUS FROM USER_TRIGGERS where upper(TRIGGER_NAME) = 'TRG_DROP_EXAMPLE';

-- output
-- no rows selected.

References

  1. Oracle – DROP TRIGGER
  2. Oracle – PL/SQL Triggers
  3. Check trigger status

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