What does the base_object_type column shows in the user.triggers data dictionary view?
Answer / Shailendra Kumar Rajpoot
The BASE_OBJECT_TYPE column in the USER_TRIGGERS data dictionary view indicates the type of object that the trigger is associated with. It can have one of the following values:n
1. TABLE - Trigger on a table.
2. VIEW - Trigger on a view.
3. PROCEDURE - Trigger on a procedure.
4. PACKAGE - Trigger on a package.
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