Mysql edit trigger

/*
If you're using MySql Workbench it can create the drop and create statments for you. 
1. Right click on your table name and click Alter table option 
2. From there you can pick Trigger option and alter it.
So:

Table Name --> Right click --> Alter Table --> Out of the 6 Tabs pick Triggers.
*/

Source: dba.stackexchange.com

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