Re: Using Passthrough Query to Disable Triggers
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hi Jeff,
jeff wrote:
is there a way I can run a passthrough query to call an appropriate Oracle
Stored Procedure to do the same as MSSQL???
PL/SQL: ALTER TABLE tableName ENABLE|DISABLE ALL TRIGGERS;
mfG
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