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Fri, Nov 15 2013 7:50 AM | Permanent Link |
Ian Turner | In the past I have implemented cascaded deletes from within Delphi but for my current project I would like to try using triggers (the first time I have ever used them, mmm). Tim wrote a post on this back in March 2010 -
<< Start a transaction on just the two tables in the BEFORE DELETE trigger: CREATE TRIGGER BeforeDeleteTrigger BEFORE DELETE ON Master BEGIN START TRANSACTION ON TABLES Master, Detail; END commit the transaction after the delete: CREATE TRIGGER AfterDeleteTrigger AFTER DELETE ON Master BEGIN EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DELETE FROM Detail WHERE MasterID='+OLDROW.ID; COMMIT; END be sure to roll it back if there's an error using an ERROR trigger: CREATE TRIGGER ErrorDeleteTrigger ERROR DELETE ON Master BEGIN ROLLBACK; END >> I am just a little confused by the use of the AfterDeleteTrigger. Normally in Delphi, I would put me detail delete routine in the Master Table BeforeDelete event. Will deleting the Master record first not cause a problem with any foreigh key constraint, or does this mean that fk constraints cannot be used in this instance? Thanks, Ian |
Wed, Nov 20 2013 2:58 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Ian,
<< I am just a little confused by the use of the AfterDeleteTrigger. Normally in Delphi, I would put me detail delete routine in the Master Table BeforeDelete event. Will deleting the Master record first not cause a problem with any foreigh key constraint, or does this mean that fk constraints cannot be used in this instance? >> Yeah, that's a mistake - move the DELETE statement for the detail into the Before Delete trigger, but keep the COMMIT in the After Delete trigger. Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
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