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I've taken over a site and i see certain tables being updated without any code on the site doing the update. (It's logical updates so I know its by design and not a hacker)
What I can't see in PHP admin and I also have MySql Query Browser is to find what causes them. I'm assuming its a stored procedure and would like to know how to find them. Is there code to retrieve them.
thanks
What I can't see in PHP admin and I also have MySql Query Browser is to find what causes them. I'm assuming its a stored procedure and would like to know how to find them. Is there code to retrieve them.
thanks
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Thanks I'll be looking at this tomorrow. I appreciate the help
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So I've realized lookin at the links I am looking for a trigger not a stored procedure. I've used show triggers to get a list of the triggers but have not figured out how to get the synax of the trigger themselved.
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Tried it and received an error
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'TRIGGER updateNextPaymentDate' at line 1
My sql was
SHOW CREATE TRIGGER updateNextPaymentDate;
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'TRIGGER updateNextPaymentDate' at line 1
My sql was
SHOW CREATE TRIGGER updateNextPaymentDate;
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ACTION_STATEMENT column will have the sql in trigger
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Try this :
This should work for sure
Show Create trigger trigger_name should also work,but for some reason its not
you can go with the Above query
This should work for sure
select TRIGGER_SCHEMA,TRIGGER_NAME,EVENT_MANIPULATION,EVENT_OBJECT_TABLE,ACTION_STATEMENT from information_schema.TRIGGERS;
Show Create trigger trigger_name should also work,but for some reason its not
you can go with the Above query
:- Varma
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