Hello,
This patch creates a function pg_get_trigger_ddl, designed to retrieve the full DDL statement for a trigger. Users can obtain the DDL by providing the table and trigger names, like the following:
SELECT pg_get_trigger_ddl('my_table_name', 'my_trigger_name');
While pg_get_triggerdef currently provides a similar SQL statement, it requires the trigger's OID, making it less convenient. This function simplifies this by allowing direct input of the table and trigger names, eliminating the need to find the OID beforehand. I opted not to include the "pretty" formatting capability that pg_get_triggerdef offers.
This patch includes documentation, comments, and regression tests, all of which have run successfully.
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