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Fri, Sep 20 2019 5:36 AM | Permanent Link |
Adam Brett Orixa Systems | I realise the difficulties with this, that if I am changing a value of a column in a trigger that might re-trigger the trigger and be recursive.
However I am still curious whether there is a way to achieve this effect: CREATE TRIGGER "UpdateEndDate" AFTER UPDATE ON "Events" WHEN OPERATION() IN ('Update') BEGIN IF NEWROW.DateStart IS NOT NULL AND NOT NEWROW.DateStart <> OLDROW.DateStart THEN SET NEWROW.DateEnd = NEWROW.DateStart + INTERVAL '1' HOUR; END IF; END What I am trying to make happen: 1. "Events" record is created (DateStart is NULL) Trigger is not Triggered. 2. User updates DateStart, Trigger is triggered, "DateEnd" is set to 1 hour after start date. 3. User wants to further update any field (including DateEnd) the Trigger is not Triggered, as NEWROW.DateStart = OLDROW.DateStart I have code doing exactly this in Delphi in the "OnChange" event of the field. However, as users access my Database from Excel and other programmes I want to try to internalize this logic into the DB. Is there a way of doing it? |
Fri, Sep 20 2019 9:20 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | Adam
Since I don't have a suitable table to play with I had to improvise - this works OK CREATE TRIGGER "Trial" BEFORE UPDATE OF "TestDate" ON "ClientData" WHEN NEWROW.TestDate IS NOT NULL OR (NEWROW.TestDate <> OLDROW.TestDate) BEGIN SET NEWROW.Name = 'XXXX'; END I think its what you want - if not can you post the table definition and a bit of data so I can have a play. One significant difference is that I set the test on wether the trigger should execute outside of the code of what the trigger does. I didn't try your version but it tests as part of the trigger code ie the trigger does execute and you then try and stop anything happening. I think you messed up with your conditions as well NOT NEWROW.DateStart <> OLDROW.DateStart is NEWROW.DateStart = OLDROW.DateStart Roy Lambert |
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