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how to disabling the oracle trigger from vb.net

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    Hi, Can anyone have the idea about how to disabling the particular oracle trigger from vb.net.

    Regards, Bluesathish

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      Hi, Can anyone have the idea about how to disabling the particular oracle trigger from vb.net.

      Regards, Bluesathish

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      You drop the trigger. See the manual[^].

      Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:

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        You drop the trigger. See the manual[^].

        Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:

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        Thanks Eddy, I knew the oracle commands to do that, i need a vb.net solution to do the same. Can u give idea for that?

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          Thanks Eddy, I knew the oracle commands to do that, i need a vb.net solution to do the same. Can u give idea for that?

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          Yes, execute the command[^] over an OracleConnection. Sql is usally executed over a IDbConnection using a IDbCommand. Check out the link for an example on executing commands.

          Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:

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