I don't think it's possible. however, what is possible and achieves
roughly the same affect is to query the system catalogs (or
information schema) and via dynamic sql cut trigger
funtions/procedures by looping the results of your query. non-dynamic
sql will usually be a bit faster than dynamic as a bonus, the only
downsie is you are creating a lot of functions, albeit in easy to
manage fashion. If you are really clever, you can put your trigger
functions in a special schema for organizational purposes.
Thanks for that hint. I've been thinking about that ... I do similar
things to create all and trigger the partitions. And, since I have a
regular naming for the partitions, I don't have to go to the catalogs.
It seems a little excessive to have to create a different function
for each of the triggers, however, when each one is basically the
same.
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