Creating trigger on stored procedure

[Basanth]

i know, it sounds odd but i want to create a trigger on a sp is it possible, if not why?

[Rabbit]

What is the purpose of this? What are you trying to do? I can't really think of a scenario that would require this because stored procedures are explicitly called, therefore making triggers on them unnecessary.

[Basanth]

i am hoping track if anybody modifying the SPs other than me and i want to know is it possible in any way... may not be by triggers.

[Rabbit]

It sounds more like you want logging and or version control. If it's logging you want, the database administrators will have access to the logs, and if not, they can turn logging on. As for version control, you just need to treat stored procedures like you would any other coding project.

If the reason for this is that your stored procedures are being changed by someone that shouldn't be changing them, then that's a security issue. The database administrators need to set up the permissions correctly so that only you are allowed to modify the stored procedure.

[ck9663]

You can try to create a database trigger.

Good Luck!!!


~~ CK

[Basanth]

Finally!!!

CREATE TRIGGER DDLTrigger_Sample
ON DATABASE
FOR ALTER_PROCEDURE, DROP_PROCEDURE
AS
BEGIN
//Your logic
END