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  1. #1
    Bob Ebbert Guest

    What's wrong with this statement

    This is under the "Trigger Properties" section.

    CREATE TRIGGER [TRIGGER NAME] ON [dbo]
    FOR INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
    AS

    We have very little experience with this so any help will be appreciated. In fact we even tried to hire someone to come out and look at it.... Never called back...????

  2. #2
    Markus Guest

    What's wrong with this statement (reply)

    You have to write separate statements for Insert, Update and /or Delete.
    And you should place the tablename after ON


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    Bob Ebbert at 3/16/01 9:56:03 AM

    This is under the "Trigger Properties" section.

    CREATE TRIGGER [TRIGGER NAME] ON [dbo]
    FOR INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
    AS

    We have very little experience with this so any help will be appreciated. In fact we even tried to hire someone to come out and look at it.... Never called back...????

  3. #3
    Martin Guest

    What's wrong with this statement (reply)

    This is not true.
    You can have 1 trigger that contain INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE

    ex:

    CREATE TRIGGER trigger_name
    ON table_name
    FOR INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
    AS
    SELECT ....
    .....




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    Markus at 3/16/01 10:32:14 AM

    You have to write separate statements for Insert, Update and /or Delete.
    And you should place the tablename after ON


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    Bob Ebbert at 3/16/01 9:56:03 AM

    This is under the "Trigger Properties" section.

    CREATE TRIGGER [TRIGGER NAME] ON [dbo]
    FOR INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
    AS

    We have very little experience with this so any help will be appreciated. In fact we even tried to hire someone to come out and look at it.... Never called back...????

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