On Wed, Jan 05, 2005 at 03:25:08PM -0500, Terry Lee Tucker wrote:
> When I assign a value to a certain column in a table A, I want to be able to
> assign a value in table A to table B and then to assign a value in table B to
> table C.
What do you mean by "assign a value to a certain column"? Are you
updating an existing record in A? Inserting a new record into A?
Either?
What do you mean by "assign a value in table A to table B"? Do you
want to update an existing record in B with some value from the new
record in A? Or do you want to insert a new record into B based
on the new record in A? Or something else?
Perhaps an example would clarify the requirement: please show what
A, B, and C look like in their "before" state; then show the statement
that should execute the trigger (INSERT, UPDATE, etc.); then describe
what should happen in A, B and C; then show A, B, and C in their
"after" state.
> I was wanting to do this from the trigger level in an AFTER UPDATE
> trigger to ensure it gets done. I would like to be able to pass the serial
> keys of the associated records in table B and C to the AFTER UPDATE trigger
> so I could find the records in tables B and C and perform the updates.
This part isn't clear either. Where are the "serial keys of the
associated records in table B and C" being passed from? How are
those records identified? What updates are supposed to be peformed
in the AFTER UPDATE trigger?
As I mentioned above, an example might explain things better.
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Michael Fuhr
http://www.fuhr.org/~mfuhr/
