DROP TRIGGER command.
In PL/SQL, there is no specific command exclusively designed to delete a trigger. Instead, you use the DROP TRIGGER
statement to remove a trigger from the database.
Here’s the basic syntax:
DROP TRIGGER [schema.]trigger_name;
Replace [schema.]trigger_name
with the appropriate schema and trigger name you want to delete.
For example:
DROP TRIGGER my_schema.my_trigger;
This statement removes the specified trigger from the database. Make sure you have the necessary privileges to drop the trigger, and be cautious, as dropping a trigger is a permanent action.