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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » System Tables Views » sysobjects

27. 33. 2. Dropping all the triggers in the database using a cursor and dynamic execution.


4>

5>

6>     DECLARE cuTriggers CURSOR

7>         FOR

8>         SELECT name FROM sysobjects WHERE type = 'TR'

9>     OPEN cuTriggers

10>     DECLARE @chvTrigger VARCHAR(30)

11>     FETCH NEXT FROM cuTriggers INTO @chvTrigger

12>

13>     WHILE (@@fetch_status <> -1)

14>     BEGIN

15>         EXEC ("DROP TRIGGER "  + @chvTrigger)

16>

17>         FETCH NEXT FROM cutriggers INTO @chvTrigger

18>

19>     END

20>     DEALLOCATE cuTriggers

21>     GO

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27. 33. sysobjects
	27. 33. 1.	sysobjects contains a row for each database object.
	27. 33. 2.	Dropping all the triggers in the database using a cursor and dynamic execution.
	27. 33. 3.	Retrieving all of the triggers for each table.
	27. 33. 4.	Query sysobjects for user table, not system table
	27. 33. 5.	Check the existance of a table by querying sysobjects

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