Uninstall script for SQL Server Database.sql

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/*
Script Name:
    Uninstall script for SQL Server Database
Author:
    Philip Doxakis
Description:
	Uninstall the audit trail script.
	It removes only the triggers. The Audit table must be deleted manually.
		(It is to prevent accidental delete.)
	Optional: Add "USE [DatabaseName];" at the top of the script.
Step:
	- Remove all triggers starting with "tr_audit_"
	- Remove the database trigger "tr_database_audit"
*/


PRINT 'Starting: Removing all triggers starting with tr_audit_'
DECLARE @TriggerName VARCHAR(255);
DECLARE MY_CURSOR_FOR_TRIGGER CURSOR
	LOCAL STATIC READ_ONLY FORWARD_ONLY
FOR
	-- Get list of trigger in current database
	SELECT
		 sysobjects.name AS trigger_name
	FROM sysobjects
	WHERE
		sysobjects.type = 'TR' AND
		sysobjects.name LIKE 'tr_audit_%'
OPEN MY_CURSOR_FOR_TRIGGER
FETCH NEXT FROM MY_CURSOR_FOR_TRIGGER INTO @TriggerName
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
    DECLARE @sql VARCHAR(250)
    
    -- Remove current trigger
    SET @sql = 'DROP TRIGGER ' + @TriggerName
    PRINT 'Removing trigger: ' + @TriggerName
    EXEC (@sql)
    
    FETCH NEXT FROM MY_CURSOR_FOR_TRIGGER INTO @TriggerName
END
CLOSE MY_CURSOR_FOR_TRIGGER
DEALLOCATE MY_CURSOR_FOR_TRIGGER
PRINT 'Finished: Removing all triggers starting with tr_audit_'
PRINT ''
PRINT 'Finished!'