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• FRM-40735: trigger for INSERTION after raised unhandled exception ORA-25207

  Hello
  I am trying to create custom applications. In that when creating custom responsibility I get the following error
  FRM-40735: trigger for INSERTION after raised unhandled exception ORA-25207
  
  I know ORA-25207 is related to the activation of the queues, but how do I find out which queue this error is ponting at.
  
  File alertlog Checked, $APPLCSF / $APPLLOG found nothing.
  
  Any help is appreciated
  
  Concerning
  Taher

  PL see if the steps described in MOS Doc 211095.1 (11, 5 - AP: Frm-40735: trigger of sur-Commit not triggered managed Ora - 25207 Exception on APXPAWKB) can help.

  It is an odd error and should not occur when you create custom responsibilities. You have customizations/triggers/customizations enabled on the form of accountability?

  HTH
  Srini

• trigger for insertion of a table to another table

  Hello again,

  I tried to write a trigger after insert or update will happen in table 1, it will move some values in another table, as shown below:

  Create or replace trigger Insert_Amount_Credit after insert or update on Reciept_Voucher

  Referencing NEW AS NEW OLD OLD FOR EACH LINE AS
  Start

  Insert into customer_Details (Transaction_Date, client_name, Description, credit) values (new. Rec_Date, new. Client_name, CONCAT (' receipt number:', again.) Rec_ID), new. Amount);

  End;

  /

  The trigger was created but with compilation error... and my question is:

  1. How do I write the code above in the best way?

  2. How can I enough the other table with a table concatenated as what I was trying to make above?

  any idea?

  Something like that?

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER trig_ins_testtrg2

  BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE ON test_trg1

  FOR EACH LINE

  BEGIN

  INSERT INTO test_trg2 (curr_date,

  job_id,

  reason,

  credit)

  VALUES (SYSDATE,

  : NEW.id,.

  : NEW.receipt_no |:NEW.description,.

  (: NEW.amount);

  END;

• Trigger for INSERTION OF THE COLUMN exists?

  Hello Experts

  I just wonder that relaxation of the COLUMN INSERT exists as UPDATE OF THE COLUMN? If so, it seems illogical to use insert the trigger. Because can not insert for a spesific columns that we effect the registration worldwide, right line?

  Thank you

  PRIOR TO INSERTION OF THE MEMBER ON AVLMEMBERS ID

  Don't have compile this code of yours? View the results of the compilation of this trigger.

  There is NO such syntax as a review of the language PL/SQL doc will show you

  CREATE TRIGGER statement

  dml_event_clause

  Specifies the trigger instructions for simple_dml_trigger or compound_dml_trigger . The database enables the trigger in the existing user transaction.

  DELETE

  Causes the database to activate every time a DELETE statement drops a line to table or table on which view is defined.

  INSERT

  Causes the database to activate every time a INSERT statement adds a line to table or table on which view is defined.

  UPDATE [columns [, column]]

  Causes the database to activate every time a UPDATE statement changes a value in a specified column. Default: the current database the trigger every time that a UPDATE statement changes a value in a column of table or table on which view is defined.

  If you specify a column , then you cannot change its value in the body of the trigger.

• ORA-01461: can bind to a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column

  Hello
  
  Oracle XE on RHE dedicated server
  

  create table cvDetails(
  cd_id number(14) primary key,
  cv_id number(14) constraint education_fk references CvProperties(cv_id),
  nationality varchar2(230),
  objectives varchar2(3900),
  name varchar2(230),
  fatherName varchar2(230),
  motherName varchar2(230),
  dob varchar2(230),
  gender varchar2(230),
  mStatus varchar2(230),
  passportNo varchar2(110),
  email varchar2(230),
  phone varchar2(45),
  mobile varchar2(25),
  address varchar2(2500),
  state varchar2(230),
  zipCode varchar2(230),
  city varchar2(230),
  education clob,
  experience clob,
  skills clob,
  languages varchar2(1400),
  hobbies varchar2(3200),
  achievements varchar2(3900),
  references varchar2(3900)
  );
  
  create sequence cvDetails_seq
  start with 1 increment by 1;
  
  create or replace trigger cvDetails_trig
  before insert on cvDetails
  referencing new as new
  for each row
  begin 
  select cvDetails_seq.nextval into :new.cd_id from dual;
  end;
  /

  Why do I get the error of subject?
  
  Thank you in anticipation

  >
  in any case, I checked manually according to your instructions and found that this objective column is of character input more than specified.
  >
  Glad you found the problem, but I hope that you learned a lesson that is time consuming.

  It must be remembered that we have no access to your environment. If we do not know which servers, clients, tables and users that you use.
  It may seem simple to you but doesn't realize that you provide us with two slightly different versions of the cvDetails table.

  The original post had this
  >
  objectives varchar2 (3900).
  >
  But when you have provided your 'cvDetails desc' journal text has
  >
  OBJECTIVES VARCHAR2 (3950)
  >
  It is the same table that you started with how the column suddenly grow 50 bytes?
  This means that you did from different parts of the present in the two schemas or on two servers or you change the table between the two.

  You can't address properly when you do this. By chance it is the column that you said is now the problem.
  In SQL, the maximum length of a VARCHAR2 is 4000 bytes; no characters but bytes. Nothing more than 4000 bytes would probably be a LONG in the generic sense.

  If your error
  >
  Re: ORA-01461: can bind to a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column
  >
  means that you try to 'bind a LONG value' to a column VARCHAR2 and you can't you can 'bind a LONG value only for insert in a LONG column.

  In the proper context, the error makes sense.

  You probably have a problem with

   ps.setString(2,  objectives);
  

  because the 'objectives' has a length of more than 4000 bytes.

  Remember this answer from you?
  >
  I have read and found that there may be a problem with the driver JDBC or Characterset. Am I wrong?
  >
  The 'Hello' ASCII string is five characters and five bytes because the ASCII code is a set of characters in a single byte. The same string internally in Java is five characters but ten bytes because Java uses UTF16.

  So, if the character set of the data itself is double-byte character set then anything more than 2000 characters (4000 bytes) is a "LONG". And if your column is defined as VARCHAR2 (3950), which means bytes a doublel-byte character set which are characters of 1975.

  Then you said in a response later
  >
  I checked by the SNA Server and oracle that are both of the same but new thing I found is that oracle does not allow more than one clob column in a table. Is this true?
  >
  Somehow a hypothesis has crept it that the problem was not a driver JDBC or Charaterset, but because you can not have more than one clob column in a table.

  You could have easily tested for yourself by doing what P. Forstmann - tried to create a table and see.

  Then you completely ignored my advice
  >
  I suggest to you isolate the columns actually causing the problem.
  Change your code to insert only a few columns. When it works, add more than a few columns.
  This will then tell you which column or the columns are at the origin of the problem.
  Display the results once you determine a column that causes the error.
  >
  When you have finally made the simplest things, you have found what was causing the problem almost immediately.

  Many times you don't need 'experts' - you must use a rigorous, methodical, process step by step.

  ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS reduce the simplest possible code example that illustrates the problem.
  If you had followed this a rule would have probably found you the problem and makes you look like the 'expert '.

  There are no shortcuts.

• Problem with trigger AFTER INSERT

  Hi all
  
  I am updating a column in the table by adding 2 characters 'a_' after INSERTION using the trigger.
  
  Now when I insert data in the table a trigger is fired for INSERTION.
  According to the syntax, I think that we cannot pass parameters in a trigger.
  I have a test10 table that looks like this.
  

  t1    varchar2(10)
  t2    varchar2(10)
  t3    varchar2(10)
  t4    number
  t5    number
  
  t1 is kinda primary_key and t2 is unique though the table isn't structured like that but the data in it follows that.
  The code in the trigger looks like this 
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER test10_t1 
    AFTER INSERT 
    ON test10 
    FOR EACH ROW
  BEGIN
    IF INSERTING THEN
      UPDATE test10 SET t1 = 'a_'||:old_value WHERE t1 = ?;  -- I need to mention the parameter here but not sure if we can pass param in a trigger 
    END IF;
  END;

  If I omit the WHERE clause, all records are updated. Is there another way to solve the problem?
  
  THX
  Rod.

  There is no need to use a clause of update.

  Have you tested the relaxation that I suggested in my last post?

• trigger for update field in a table with the sum of the fields to another table

  My experience in creation of triggers and pl/sql in general can be described in terms of oracle with the null value. I practiced by creating arrays and applications on my personal server at home to help me with some of my work related tasks. Right now I am creating a trigger which will, after insert, update, delete on the update of the table assignment_time_track the area of the time_spent on the table of assignments with the sum of the time_spent on the assignment_time_track table fields. I hope that run on the sentence it is clear to the people other than me. I tried this script on my own using the tool of creation of trigger for Oracle Database Express Edition, but I get the following error:
  
  Create a trigger failed, for the following reason:
  ORA-06552: PL/SQL: ORA-06553 finished Compilation unit analysis: PLS-320: the declaration of the type of the expression is incomplete or incorrect
  
  Here is my attempt to create the trigger on my own.
  
  create or replace trigger "ASSIGNMENT_TIME_TRACK_T1".
  AFTER
  INSERT or update or delete on 'ASSIGNMENT_TIME_TRACK '.
  for each line
  Start
  update assignments
  Set time_spent = (select sum (time_spent)
  of assignment_time_track
  where assignment_time_track.name = assignments.name);
  
  end;
  /
  
  
  If what I posted is not clear or more detail is needed, let me know and I will respond with a full description of tables and my goals for each table. Thanks in advance for any help. I also gladly accepts links to tutorials or lessons that explain how to do this kind of thing.
  
  Published by: bobonthenet on March 9, 2009 14:01

  I think I understand what you mean :)

  Rather than use a trigger to keep the master table (assignments) in sync with the time spent on the details, it would be much easier to use a query to do this, maybe creating a view.

  Something along the lines of

  SQL> create table assignments
    2  (id number primary key
    3  ,name varchar2(10)
    4  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create table assignment_time_tbl
    2  (id number primary key
    3  ,assid number references assignments
    4  ,time_spent number
    5  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into assignments
    2  select rownum
    3       , 'a'
    4    from all_objects
    5   where rownum < 5
    6  /
  
  4 rows created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into assignment_time_tbl
    2  select rownum
    3       , rownum
    4       , rownum * 3
    5    from all_objects
    6   where rownum < 5
    7  /
  
  4 rows created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> commit;
  
  Commit complete.
  
  SQL>
  SQL>
  SQL> select a.id
    2       , a.name
    3       , (select sum (time_spent)
    4            from assignment_time_tbl
    5           where assid = a.id
    6         )
    7    from assignments a
    8  /
  
          ID NAME       (SELECTSUM(TIME_SPENT)FROMASSIGNMENT_TIME_TBLWHEREASSID=A.ID)
  ---------- ---------- -------------------------------------------------------------
           1 a                                                                      3
           2 a                                                                      6
           3 a                                                                      9
           4 a                                                                     12
  

• How to write the trigger for update or delete multiple columns in a table?

  Hello

  I create one in the form of table of sample_emp. In that, every time I want to change of name, team_id, team_leader_id, supervisor_id, manager_id it must store the update-able and old values of those in the job_history table. When I write the trigger for which it shows "ORA-04082 new or the old value not table level triggers. Here is my emp_table. My table also similar job_history like this. Need your help.

  Header 1	Header 2	Header 3	Header 4	Header 5	Heading 6	Heading 7	8 header	Header 9
  EMP_ID	EMP_NAME	DESIGNATION	TEAM_ID	TEAM_LEADER_ID	EMPLOYEE	MANAGER_ID	HIRE_DATE	RELIEVED_DATE

  --

  Thank you.

  Hi Joel,.

  Venky_prs wrote:

  Hello

  I create one in the form of table of sample_emp. In that, every time I want to change of name, team_id, team_leader_id, supervisor_id, manager_id it must store the update-able and old values of those in the job_history table. When I write the trigger for which it shows "ORA-04082 new or the old value not table level triggers. Here is my emp_table. My table also similar job_history like this. Need your help.

  Header 1	Header 2	Header 3	Header 4	Header 5	Heading 6	Heading 7	8 header	Header 9
  EMP_ID	EMP_NAME	DESIGNATION	TEAM_ID	TEAM_LEADER_ID	EMPLOYEE	MANAGER_ID	HIRE_DATE	RELIEVED_DATE

  --

  Thank you.

  You can try something like this given below to complete the historical table on update and delete.

  create or replace TRIGGER  "CLONE_EMP_UPDATE_DELETE"
  BEFORE DELETE OR UPDATE ON EMP
  FOR EACH ROW
  DECLARE
      PRAGMA autonomous_transaction;
  BEGIN
  INSERT INTO JOB_HISTORY("EMP_ID","EMP_NAME","DESIGNATION","TEAM_ID","TEAM_LEADER_ID","SUPERVISOR_ID","MANAGER_ID"
  ,"HIRE_DATE","RELIEVED_DATE")
    VALUES(:OLD.EMP_ID,:OLD.EMP_NAME,:OLD.DESIGNATION,:OLD.TEAM_ID,:OLD.TEAM_LEADER_ID,:OLD.SUPERVISOR_ID,
  :OLD.MANAGER_ID,:OLD.HIRE_DATE,
  :OLD.RELIEVED_DATE);
  COMMIT;
  END;
  

  Hope this helps you,

  Kind regards

  Jitendra

• Create the trigger for multiple users

  I am trying to create a trigger for a DDL event which gives an error for 2 users when they try to create a database object or a table.
  
  Here is my code. When ran it gives me the following error: "WARNING: trigger created with errors of complication."
  
  Any idea would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you!
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER trigger_before_create_object
  BEFORE YOU CREATE ON THE DATABASE
  
  BEGIN
  
  IF USER = USER OR "VPD_CLERK1" = "DBSEC_CLERK."
  THEN
  RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR (' you do not have the privilege to create tables or other database objects.) Contact your administrator if you need the privilege. ") ;
  END IF;
  END;
  
  Published by: mkmety on April 20, 2013 12:10

  Welcome to the forum!

  Whenever you post provide your Oracle version 4-digit
  >
  I am trying to create a trigger for a DDL event which gives an error for 2 users when they try to create a database object or a table.

  Here is my code. When ran it gives me the following error: "WARNING: trigger created with errors of complication."

  Any idea would be appreciated.

  Thank you!
  >
  And to alert you to the need to view the errors you got. If you did you will see this:
  >
  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to "RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR.
  >
  Oracle cannot raise your exception if you:

  1. do not define an exception to throw
  2. don't tell Oracle how exception to throw

  See the section "Defining your own Error Messages (procedure RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR)" in the doc of the PL/SQL language
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/AppDev.111/b28370/errors.htm#i1871

  This article has examples that show how to raise your exceptions.

• Trigger AFTER INSERT or UPDATE run twice

  Hi people! I have a problem with this trigger, if I insert a record, INSERTING run 2 times still, I guess that the problem is in AFTER INSERTION or UPDATE of THE SAL ON EMP, but I can't find the solution, I m used to read a lot but nothing... Any idea? Thank you and sorry my bad English.
  
  PD: I use oracle database 9i 9.2.0.1.0 enterprise
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER TEMA10EJER1
  AFTER INSERTION OR UPDATE OF THE SAL ON EMP
  FOR EACH LINE
  BEGIN
  IF THE INSERTION
  UPDATE DEPT
  PRESUPUESTO SET = PRESUPUESTO +: new.sal
  Where: new.deptno = deptno;
  ELSIF UPDATING ('sal') THEN
  UPDATE dept
  Presupuesto SET = presupuesto -: old.sal +: new.sal
  WHERE: new.deptno = deptno;
  END IF;
  END;

  Check your DEPT table, may be there is another trigger that inserting a new record.

• How can I write the trigger for the global temporary Table

  Hi Grus,
  How can I write the trigger for the global temporary Table.
  
  I created the TWG with trigger using the script below.
  
  
  CREATE A GLOBAL_TEMP GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE
  (
  EMP_C_NAME VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE)
  )
  ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS;
  
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER TRI_GLOBAL_TEMP
  BEFORE DELETE, UPDATE OR INSERT
  ON GLOBAL_TEMP
  REFERRING AGAIN AS NINE OLD AND OLD
  FOR EACH LINE
  BEGIN
  INSERT INTO VALUES EMPNAME (: OLD.) EMP_C_NAME);
  END;
  /
  
  
  trigger was created successfully, but her would not insert EMPNAME Table...
  
  Please guide if mistaken or not? If not wanting to give a correct syntax with example
  
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Arun M M

  BEGIN
  INSERT INTO EMPNAME VALUES (:OLD.EMP_C_NAME);
  END;
  

  you are referencing old value in insert stmt.
  
  BEGIN
  INSERT INTO EMPNAME VALUES (:new.EMP_C_NAME);
  END;
  

  then run your app, it works very well...

  CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE GLOBAL_TEMP
  (
  EMP_C_NAME VARCHAR2(20 BYTE)
  )
  ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS;
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER TRI_GLOBAL_TEMP
  BEFORE DELETE OR UPDATE OR INSERT
  ON GLOBAL_TEMP
  REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD
  FOR EACH ROW
  BEGIN
  dbms_output.put_line(:OLD.EMP_C_NAME||'yahoo');
  INSERT INTO EMPNAME VALUES (:new.EMP_C_NAME);
  dbms_output.put_line(:OLD.EMP_C_NAME);
  END;
  /
  
  create table EMPNAME as select * from GLOBAL_TEMP where 1=2
  
  insert into GLOBAL_TEMP values('fgfdgd');
  commit;
  select * from GLOBAL_TEMP;
  select * from EMPNAME;
  
  output:
  1 rows inserted
  commit succeeded.
  EMP_C_NAME
  --------------------
  fgfdgd               
  
  1 rows selected
  
  EMP_C_NAME
  --------------------
  fgfdgd               
  
  1 rows selected
  

  He got Arun

  Published by: OraclePLSQL on December 28, 2010 18:07

• Trigger after insert

  After an insertion in table 1, I want to take the value of the transaction and use it in a custom to insert trigger in an another datbase 2 values. One is the primary key of the table 1 transaction value and the other is a variable of the connected user's session. I can get the value of the user of the session, but I can't get the value of the transaction field.

  $updateRequestDate = "INSERT INTO request_notify (id_request, username) Values ({rsrequest.id_request}," ".). $_SESSION ["kt_login_user"]. "')";
  $update_result = $tNG-> connection-> execute ($updateRequestDate);
  {if(!$update_result)}
  $updateError = new tNG_error ("' error affecting the logged in State to N ', array(), Array();")
  Return $updateError;
  } else {}
  return null;
  }

  I have the custom trigger after insert transaction.

  How do you get the value of a transaction for a custom trigger field?

  Please try with the help of the

  $tNG-> getColumnValue ("column_name")

  method instead.

  See you soon,.

  Günter

• How can simple trigger for verification of status update on the table... - I get upd sql then?

  Hi guys,.
  
  I need to do a temporary simple audit on all updates on a table.
  
  That's why I create a trigger for her...
  
  However, I need to capture the SQL statement to make the update as well... However I have no way to do it, because it is always replaced by a SQL code I run to get the SESSION ID...
  
  Here is the trigger...
  ----------------------
  
  create or replace
  alert_setting_trg relaxation
  before the update on user_alert_settings
  for each line
  declare
  number of v_sid;
  v_username varchar2 (100);
  v_osuser varchar2 (100);
  v_machine varchar2 (100);
  v_program varchar2 (100);
  v_module varchar2 (100);
  v_prevsqlid varchar2 (100);
  v_sqltext varchar2 (100);
  
  Start
  SELECT SYS_CONTEXT ('USERENV', 'SID')
  IN v_sid
  FROM DUAL;
  
  SELECT the username, osuser, machine, program, module, PREV_SQL_ID
  IN v_username, v_osuser, v_machine, v_program, v_module, v_prevsqlid
  SESSION $ v where SID = v_sid;
  
  SELECT sql_text
  IN v_sqltext
  V $ sqltext
  WHERE SQL_ID = v_prevsqlid;
  
  INSERT INTO alert_settings_log
  VALUES (sysdate, v_sid, v_username, v_osuser, v_machine, v_program, v_module, v_sqltext,: new.user_id,: new.service_grp,: new.alert_setting_id,: old.alert_active,: new.alert_active);
  
  end;
  
  
  Now the problem is that...
  the capture of SQL statement will always be
  
  SELECT SYS_CONTEXT ('USERENV', 'SID')
  IN v_sid
  FROM DUAL;
  
  
  and not the UPDATE table statement.
  
  1st quarter) I have to get the SID of the session before I could know what SQL it is running.
  
  However, once I get the SID, the SQL to UPDATE the SID is run changes the SQL that gets the SID.
  
  What can I do?
  
  Rgds,
  Noob

  Instead of to the request in three steps, do it in 1. Replace all three of your queries with something like:

  SELECT s.username, s.osuser, s.machine, s.program, s.module, q.sql_text
  INTO v_username, v_osuser, v_machine, v_program, v_module, v_sqltext
  FROM v$session s, v$sql_area q
  WHERE s.sid = SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','SID') and
        s.prev_sql_id = q.sql_id
  

  John

• Trigger to insert data

  I had created a trigger to insert amendments. in the order in the column CRI_SEQ in the CM_RECIPE_ITEM table. But each insertion into a table, the CRI_seq not. not get incremented by 1.
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER COSTMAN. "" CM_RECIPE_ITEM_T1 ".
  INSERT BEFORE "CM_RECIPE_ITEM".
  FOR EACH LINE
  DECLARE
  NUMBER OF L_ID;
  NUMBER OF SEQ;
  BEGIN
  IF THE INSERTION
  IF: NEW. CRI_ITEM_ID IS NULL THEN
  : NEW. CRI_ITEM_ID: = CM_RECIPE_ITEM_SEQ. NEXTVAL;
  END IF;
  : NEW. CRI_CR_ON: = SYSDATE;
  : NEW. CRI_CR_BY: = nvl (v ('APP_USER'), USER);
  SELECT (NVL (MAX (CRI_SEQ), 0) + 1) IN SEQ
  OF CM_RECIPE_ITEM
  WHERE CRI_ITEM_ID =: NEW. CRI_ITEM_ID;
  : NEW. CRI_SEQ: = SEQ;
  END IF;
  IF THE UPDATE CAN
  : NEW. CRI_UPD_ON: = SYSDATE;
  : NEW. CRI_UPD_BY: = NVL (v ('APP_USER'), USER);
  END IF;
  END;
  /
  
  Kindly advice what changes to make in the trigger to solve this problem.
  
  Yogesh

  Hello

  What is the error?

  You missed the semicolon

  SELECT (NVL(MAX(CRI_SEQ),0)+1)
  INTO SEQ
  FROM CM_RECIPE_ITEM;
  

  BR, Jari

• Create the trigger after insert

  Hello
  
  I would like to ask how to create a trigger after insert on a table. Basically, what I wanted to do are when an insert to table1 it will insert the records to table2. But the problem is that folders that will be inserted in the new tables are entries/fields, who lived in NEW York City (on table of ld)
  
  after insertion, I wanted to add another field in table2 as status
  
  
  create table table1)
  
  Name varchar2 (55),
  City varchar2 (55)
  
  );
  
  create (table2)
  
  Name varchar2 (55)
  status int (1)
  )
  
  Hope you could help me.
  
  Thank you
  
  Best regards

  antok1015 wrote:
  Hello

  I would like to ask how to create a trigger after insert on a table. Basically, what I wanted to do are when an insert to table1 it will insert the records to table2.

  It's easy...

  SQL> create table table1(
    2    Name varchar2(55),
    3    City varchar2(55)
    4  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create table table2 (
    2    Name varchar2(55),
    3    status number(1)
    4  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create or replace trigger trg_tbl1 after insert on table1
    2  for each row
    3  begin
    4    insert into table2 values (:new.name, 1);
    5  end;
    6  /
  
  Trigger created.
  
  SQL> insert into table1 values ('Fred','Bob');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> select * from table2;
  
  NAME                                                        STATUS
  ------------------------------------------------------- ----------
  Fred                                                             1
  
  SQL>
  

  But the problem is that folders that will be inserted in the new tables are entries/fields, who lived in NEW York City (on table of ld)

  after insertion, I wanted to add another field in table2 as status

  This is not sensible. Please explain what you mean.