On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Arguile wrote:
> Brian McCane wrote:
> > How can I list the triggers on a specific table?
>
> Just as I was typing this I noticed Tom already replied. Just incase you
> want to know all triggers referencing the table in addition to those on it
> (eg. foreign key constraints).
>
> SELECT t.oid, t.*
> FROM pg_trigger t, pg_class c
> WHERE where c.oid in (t.tgrelid, t.tgconstrrelid)
> AND c.relname = 'foo';
>
Thanks Tom and Arguile that definitely helps. Now for my more
pressing, but forgotten question. Shouldn't PostgreSQL have automatically
dropped that trigger when I dropped the table? I dropped and recreated a
small table with a Foreign Key, and each time I do it, I get more triggers
sitting out there that reference the name of the table. This is probably
not a problem if it doesn't reference the correct oid, but I am not sure.
The other problem I had was that I didn't name the constraints that I
created, so I had to delete them from 'pg_trigger' manually, then I had to
update the trigger count in 'pg_class' manually. Would it have worked if
I had changed the name from '<unnamed>' to 'killme' using an update to
'pg_trigger', and then said, "DROP TRIGGER killme ON foo'?
- brian
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