This article shows you how to use AFTER DELETE TRIGGER, it will fire after the delete operation is executed. In real life scenarios, it is mostly used for purposes like:

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This article shows you how to use ALTER TRIGGER to rename a trigger.

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This article shows you how to use AFTER UPDATE TRIGGER, it will fire after the update operation is executed.

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The following SQL shows you how to get the source code for a specified trigger :

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This article shows you how to use AFTER INSERT TRIGGER, it will fire after the insert operation is executed.

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This article shows you how to use BEFORE INSERT TRIGGER, it’s fire BEFORE an INSERT operation is executed. In real life scenarios, it is mostly used for purposes like

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This article shows you how to use ALTER TRIGGER and ALTER TABLE to enable and disable triggers.

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

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This article shows you how to use BEFORE UPDATE TRIGGER, it’s fire before the update operation is executed. In real life scenarios, it is mostly used for purposes like:

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Check the USER_TRIGGERS table, you can get the Trigger status easily :

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This article shows you how to use DROP FUNCTION to delete a function from Oracle database.

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This article shows you how to use BEFORE DELETE TRIGGER, it will fire before the delete operation is executed. In real life scenarios, it is mostly used for purposes like:

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This article shows you how to use INSTEAD OF TRIGGER to update

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This ABS() function returns absolute value of a number, for example, the absolute value of 5 is 5, and the absolute value of -5 is also 5. In Mathematics, absolute value can be think of as a distance from zero.

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The ASIN() function returns arc sine of input n, the input n must be in the range of -1 to 1. The function will return a value in the range of -pi/2 to pi/2, expressed in radians.

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