Dear DBA Gurus,
How to have a database trigger initiate a 4GL such as Java - or a way for
PL/SQl to issue the necessary PUT commands to the queues?   Any help would
be appreciated.  I found a workaround for a similar kind of situation in
www.orafans.com.  The following is the workaround:
Call a pl/sql procedure in the trigger.
In this database procedure pack the arguements in a database pipe using
standard oracle dbms_pipe package syntax of pack and send.
write a pro*c program to read this pipe
and unpack the arguements and do the neccessary processing.
Has anybody done this before?  If so, could you tell me how to do this?
TIA and Regards,
Ranganath



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