Auto run sql script when DB opens

Is it possible to configure a DB so a given SQL script is run each time the database opens?
Thanks a lot in advance.

rafadc wrote:
Is it possible to configure a DB so a given SQL script is run each time the database opens?
Thanks a lot in advance.Either include the script in a startup script for the database, dbstart on *nix you'd need to write your own on windows, or else move the code into a startup trigger.
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