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In this article we are going to cover How to List all trigger with SQL definition.
In this post we are going to discuss following points:
- Problem Statement of SQL Script:
- Description of SQL Script:
- SQL Script Output Column
- SQL Script Code
- SQL Script Output Screenshot
- User Level to execute
Problem Statement of SQL Script:
Get List of all trigger with SQL definition of current database.
Description of SQL Script:
This Transact-SQL statement list all triggers of the current database with the SQL definition for documentation on which table which triggers exists.
SQL Script Output Column
SQL Script Code
SELECT TRG.NAME AS TriggerName ,SCH.NAME + '.' + PAR.NAME AS ParentName ,PAR.type_desc AS ParentType ,TRG.is_disabled AS IsDisabled ,TRG.is_instead_of_trigger AS IsInsteadOf ,SM.DEFINITION AS TriggerDefinition FROM sys.triggers AS TRG LEFT JOIN sys.objects AS PAR ON TRG.parent_id = PAR.object_id LEFT JOIN sys.schemas AS SCH ON PAR.schema_id = SCH.schema_id LEFT JOIN sys.sql_modules AS SM ON TRG.object_id = SM.object_id ORDER BY ParentName ,TriggerName;
SQL Script Output Screenshot
User Level to execute
- 200
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