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CREATE TRIGGER Statement | Triggers | DROP TRIGGER Statement |
statement_ALTER_TRIGGER ::= ALTER trigger_description;
The ALTER TRIGGER statement modifies an existing trigger. The old definition is replaced with the new one according to the description. Description syntax is not checked, therefore you can store a trigger that is not finished into the database. No other statement may be set after the ALTER TRIGGER statement. ALTER TRIGGER may not be called in a block.
Alternatively, you can modify a trigger from the 602SQL control panel.
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CREATE TRIGGER Statement | Triggers | DROP TRIGGER Statement |