Statement-level Triggers

November 23rd, 2005, 03:04 AM

Simon Reye

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I've looked through all the documentation and I think I am all out of
luck. I was wondering if when declaring a statement-level trigger
whether I would have access to all the changed records. It seems as if
I don't. If this is the case are there any plans to make available the
changed records?

Simon

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