SQL Server Triggers, Views, Stored Procedures & Functions

Explore and Document All SQL Server Database Objects

Sirkel Triggers, Views, Stored Procedures & Functions gives you a complete overview of all important SQL Server database objects in one structured interface. Easily browse, analyze, and document your database logic without writing queries manually.

This tool is essential for developers, analysts, and database administrators who need full visibility into database behavior and logic.

What Does This Feature Do?

Centralizes all database objects in one view

Displays all Triggers, Views, Stored Procedures, and Functions
Shows detailed definitions and metadata
Allows quick inspection of database logic
Provides export and documentation capabilities

Triggers

Triggers are automatically executed SQL statements when specific events occur (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE).

With Sirkel you can:

View trigger names and linked tables
Identify trigger events and timing
Inspect full trigger definitions
Understand database automation logic

List columns and description in the grid:

Column	Meaning
Trigger_name	Name of the trigger.
Table	Which table does this trigger affect.
Activation	At what time does this trigger run.
Event	DML triggers are executed when a user attempts to modify data through a Data Manipulation Language (DML) event. DML events are INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements on a table or view.
Class	DML (Data Modification Language) triggers. This is the most commonly used class of triggers. In this case, the trigger event is a data change statement; it can be an insert, update, or delete statement, either in a table or in a view.
Type	There are three types of triggers: Data Manipulation Language (DML) triggers Data Definition Language (DDL) triggers Login triggers.
Status	Deactivated or active.
Definition	Trigger source code. When you click on the icon on the right, following form will be shown: You will see the full detail. You will have the option to copy it to the clipboard.

Views

Views are virtual tables based on SQL queries.

With Sirkel you can:

See how views are constructed
Analyze underlying queries
Review creation dates and metadata
Copy full SQL definitions

Column	Meaning
View_name	Name of the view
Created	When was the view created.
Modified	When was the view modified.
Definition	Source code of the view. When you click on the icon on the right, following form will be shown: You will see the full detail. You will have the option to copy it to the clipboard.

Stored Procedures

Stored procedures are reusable SQL scripts stored in the database.

With Sirkel you can:

Browse all procedures quickly
Inspect parameters and logic
View full SQL code
Understand business logic implementation

The list will show the following columns in the grid and giving an overview of all procedures defined in the database:

Column	Meaning
Stored_procedure	Name of the procedure.
Created	When was the procedure created.
Modified	When was the procedure changed.
Definition	Source code of the procedure. When you click on the icon on the right, following form will be shown: You will see the full detail. You will have the option to copy it to the clipboard.

Functions

Functions return values and can be used inside queries.

With Sirkel you can:

Explore scalar and table-valued functions
Review logic and return types
Analyze how functions are used in queries

List columns and description in the grid:

Column	Meaning
Function_name	Name of the function.
Created	When was the job created.
Modified	When was the feature changed.
Definition	Source code of the function. When you click on the icon on the right, following form will be shown: You will see the full detail. You will have the option to copy it to the clipboard.

Toolbar in all forms for Triggers, Views, Stored Procedures & Functions

*Option - Action*	*Meaning*
	Print preview of the content from the grd.
	The grid can display a find panel that enables users to search for keywords in visible columns.
	display header
	Sets a value indicating whether the group panel is visible.
	Sets a value that indicates whether the driving indicator panel is displayed.
	Sets a value that indicates whether preview sections are displayed.
	You can export the grid to various formats: PDF, XLS, XLSX, RTF, CSV, DOCX, TXT, HTML, MHT
	Closing the window.