This file contains the output of the Oracle Data Dictionary view DBA_TRIGGERS. This information may useful when looking into why conflicts happen.
List of triggers select OWNER, TRIGGER_NAME, TRIGGER_TYPE, TRIGGERING_EVENT, TABLE_OWNER, BASE_OBJECT_TYPE, TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME, REFERENCING_NAMES, WHEN_CLAUSE, STATUS, ACTION_TYPE from dba_triggers order by 1, 2, 3 TEST1 TRIGGER_TABLE7_D AFTER EACH ROW DELETE TEST1 TABLE TABLE7 REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD ENABLED PL/SQL TEST1 TRIGGER_TABLE7_I AFTER EACH ROW INSERT TEST1 TABLE TABLE7 REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD ENABLED PL/SQL TEST1 TRIGGER_TABLE7_U AFTER EACH ROW UPDATE TEST1 TABLE TABLE7 REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD ENABLED PL/SQL TEST1 TRIGGER_TABLE8_D AFTER EACH ROW DELETE TEST1 TABLE TABLE8 REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD ENABLED PL/SQL TEST1 TRIGGER_TABLE8_I AFTER EACH ROW INSERT TEST1 TABLE TABLE8 REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD ENABLED PL/SQL TEST1 TRIGGER_TABLE8_U AFTER EACH ROW UPDATE TEST1 TABLE TABLE8 REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD ENABLED PL/SQL