Обсуждение: disabling triggers temporaly
Hi! does it exists any way to make that a trigger be disabled only for one insert and for other inserts not? I have a table, every insert,update or delete on it activates a trigger that do some tasks, but i wish that when i call special insert/update/delete on that table the trigger doesn't starts... The only way i think to do that is to start a transaction, delete the trigger, do the insert on the table, create the trigger again an commit the transaction..., and another is to make the trigger to check some value, and if that value is 1 the trigger works, if it is 0 the trigger doesn't, but i wish to know if it is a better way. Thank you.
On Friday 02 June 2006 00:54, Mario Medina wrote: > Hi! does it exists any way to make that a trigger be disabled only for > one insert and for other inserts not? > > I have a table, every insert,update or delete on it activates a trigger > that do some tasks, but i wish that when i call special > insert/update/delete on that table the trigger doesn't starts... > > The only way i think to do that is to start a transaction, delete the > trigger, do the insert on the table, create the trigger again an commit > the transaction..., and another is to make the trigger to check some > value, and if that value is 1 the trigger works, if it is 0 the trigger > doesn't, but i wish to know if it is a better way. > You can do this with alter table... see http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/interactive/sql-altertable.html -- Robert Treat Build A Brighter Lamp :: http://www.brighterlamp.org