Common procedure call from db trigger.

hi all,
i have one procedure, which is called from most of the db-triggers on tables.
while dml operation, db-trigger on table calls this common procedure.
while executing this procedure, i want to know currently, it is called from which trigger and table.
is it possible?
regards.

in that case i have to modify all the triggers on table, which is labourious job.
any other solution.

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