Get trigger list from database

hi rayofunreal,

All information you want, you can get from the resultset of this query

select * from user_objects

meikl

hi rayofunreal,

tested in oracle only

meikl

Sorry,m this doesn't work with standard BDE :-(

Thanx....

R.

I mean Interbase....

Hi rayofunreal,

a SQL Statement (Interbase)

Show Triggers

meikl

I need to do it RUNTIME... Here're some BDE API calls, but I haven't doc about them :-(

Show Triggers ??? I'll try it...

Hi rayofunreal,

you can do it at runtime!
use a tquery-component!

meikl

There's no consistent way to determine the number of system objects in all available DBMS. This is the reason why you cannot retrive them with the BDE. At least for Interbase you can do it so:

procedure ListItemNames(ItemType: TItemType; Info: PConnectionInfo; List: TStrings; SysInclude: Boolean);

begin
  if AquireConnectionSet(Info) then
    with Info.Connection do
    begin
      with TIB_Cursor.Create(nil) do
      try
        IB_Connection:=Info.Connection;
        case ItemType of
          itDomain     : SQL.Add('select rdb$field_name from rdb$fields');
          itException  : SQL.Add('select rdb$exception_name from rdb$exceptions');
          itFilter     : SQL.Add('select rdb$function_name from rdb$filters');
          itGenerator  : SQL.Add('select rdb$generator_name from rdb$generators');
          itStoredProc : SQL.Add('select rdb$procedure_name from rdb$procedures');
          itTable      : SQL.Add('select rdb$relation_name from rdb$relations');
          itTrigger    : SQL.Add('select rdb$trigger_name from rdb$triggers');
          itUDF        : SQL.Add('select rdb$function_name from rdb$functions');
          itView       : SQL.Add('select rdb$relation_name from rdb$relations');
        end;
        if not SysInclude then SQL.Add('where ((RDB$SYSTEM_FLAG <> 1) or (RDB$SYSTEM_FLAG IS NULL))');
        if ItemType = itView then SQL.Add('and (rdb$view_source is not null)');
        SQL.Add('order by 1');
        Prepare;
        First;
        while not EOF do
        begin
          List.Add(Trim(Fields[0].AsString));
          Next;
        end;
      finally
        Free;
      end;
    end;
end;

I used IB Objects for this code but you can very easy adapt it to your needs. Info.Connection/IB_Connection can be replaced by a TDatabase component and TIB_Cursor by a TQuery component.

Ciao, Mike

Lischke - come from your points :-)

Btw. what for other ? will work it ?