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To modify an existing trigger in SQL, you would typically drop the old trigger and then create a new one with the updated logic. Here's a basic example using MySQL: DROP TRIGGER trigger_name; CREATE TRIGGER trigger_name AFTER EVENT FOR EACH ROW BEGIN ... END;

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