How to determine the table from which a trigger was fired in the trigger itself? This technique can be used to write a common SP that can use the table name identified thus. [ All Languages » SQL Server »  Trigger] Total Hit ( 2135) Rate this article:     Poor     Excellent   Submit Your Question/Comment about this article Rating

Click here to copy the following block -- Use the code snippet below to determine what table the trigger belongs to: -- Declare as varchar(30) in SQL60/65 -- How it works? /* The @@PROCID system function gives the id of the stored procedure or trigger that is executing. We use the id to locate the trigger row in sysobjects. The 'parent_obj' column for a trigger contains the table to which it belongs. */ declare @tablename nvarchar(128) select @tablename = object_name(parent_obj) from sysobjects where id = @@procid

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