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How to edit existing Trigger in MySQL 5.6

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Using Workbench with MySQL 5.6 how do I edit a existing Trigger. Do I need
to DROP the Trigger and create a new one ? If that is the case how can you
run start command in a live environment ?

posted May 29, 2013 by anonymous

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