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Posted - 2006-02-16 : 08:04:15
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| Chris writes "New to TriggersI'm working on updating records using a trigger.My environment is:Win 2000SQL 2000 sp3I have two tables CLIN_1 and CLIN_2. If there is an update to a record in CLIN_1 I want it to also be reflected in CLIN_2. Note: Both tables have exact same records and CLIN_1 has a PK of CLIN_Code and CLIN_2 has a PK of ID.I have been able to run this somewhat successfully but it created new records in CLIN_2 (before the additional “If exists” and “Delete” statements) At this point I'm attempting to either update the corresponding record in CLIN_2 or create a new record and delete the old record from CLIN_2.Currently receiving an “Invalid object name ‘CLIN_2.CLIN_Code’” error when executing this code.Make sense?Any suggestions?Here's my code.CREATE TRIGGER [CLIN_U] ON dbo.CLIN_1FOR UPDATE, INSERTAS/* sends record of updated items to CLIN_2 */If exists (select 'true' from CLIN_2.CLIN_Code inner join CLIN_1 on Clin_1.CLIN_Code = CLIN_2.CLIN_Codeinner join inserted on CLIN_1.CLIN_Code = inserted.CLIN_Code) BeginDelete CLIN_2From CLIN_2Inner join CLIN_1 on Clin_1.CLIN_Code = CLIN_2.CLIN_CodeInner join inserted on CLIN_2.CLIN_code = inserted.CLIN_code End Insert into dbo.CLIN_2( CLIN_Code, CLIN, CLIN_desc, APPH, Schedule, Price, CLIN_Discount, CLIN_flag, update_date) Select CLIN_1.CLIN_Code, CLIN_1.CLIN, CLIN_1.CLIN_desc, CLIN_1.APPH, CLIN_1.Schedule, CLIN_1.Price, CLIN_1.CLIN_Discount, CLIN_1.CLIN_Flag, CLIN_1.update_date From CLIN_1 inner join inserted on CLIN_1.CLIN_code = inserted.CLIN_code " |
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khtan
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Posted - 2006-02-16 : 09:05:25
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[code]If exists (select 'true' from CLIN_2.CLIN_Code inner join CLIN_1 on Clin_1.CLIN_Code = CLIN_2.CLIN_Codeinner join inserted on CLIN_1.CLIN_Code = inserted.CLIN_Code)[/code]----------------------------------'KH'Time is always against us |
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Frank V
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Posted - 2006-02-16 : 13:34:46
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| I'm a newbie to SQL, but this looks similar to my questionHow can I make a calculation on a given set of fields in a record as the record is written to the table?Specifically, we have a set of test stands that are writing to the table. The frequency of when each stand writes logged data to the table can vary (every 10 seconds,every 30 seconds, etc.). The date and time when the data was logged are included as two fields. For each test stand I'd like to find the interval since the last time it wrote to the table. The interval calculation would occur every time a new row hit the table.Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!! |
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