Sp to enable, disable or list all Triggers in DB

By Rodrigo Acosta, 2002/09/19

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This one is For SQL 2000.This SP enable,disable or list all the Triggers in the given database.
If enable or disable are specified, finds all the triggers of all the tables
and enable or disable them, After that, it list all the triggers with it´s current state.
If List is specified, then it only list the triggers with it current state.
Thanks to Michael Broesdorf for his contribution.

By Rodrigo Acosta, 2002/09/19

Total article views: 331 | Views in the last 30 days: 3

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