On Tue, 24 May 2005 01:26 am, --= Tono =-- wrote:
I have tried using INSTEAD rules but there are some
conditional logic that needs to happen inside the rule
(performing counts, getting and storing the primary
key of the master record etc.). AFAIK, rules only
allows conditional logic to be
Is there any plans to create an INSTEAD OF trigger on
VIEWS? I have view which consists of a master and
detail table. When a row is inserted into the view,
the view needs to figure out if the master record
already exsists. If the record does not exists in the
master table, then insert into the
You can probably just create an INSTEAD rule on the view...
Chris
--= Tono =-- wrote:
Is there any plans to create an INSTEAD OF trigger on
VIEWS? I have view which consists of a master and
detail table. When a row is inserted into the view,
the view needs to figure out if the master record
I have a similar problem and already considered using RULEs, but I
encountered the problem, that I did not find any way to execute
procedures from RULEs without using SELECT, which creates always a
result set being passed to the application invoking the INSERT, UPDATE
or DELETE, even if the
I have a similar problem and already considered using RULEs, but I
encountered the problem, that I did not find any way to execute
procedures from RULEs without using SELECT, which creates always a
result set being passed to the application invoking the INSERT, UPDATE
or DELETE, even if the
Christopher Kings-Lynne wrote:
I have a similar problem and already considered using RULEs, but I
encountered the problem, that I did not find any way to execute
procedures from RULEs without using SELECT, which creates always a
result set being passed to the application invoking the INSERT,
I have tried using INSTEAD rules but there are some
conditional logic that needs to happen inside the rule
(performing counts, getting and storing the primary
key of the master record etc.). AFAIK, rules only
allows conditional logic to be check prior to
execution of the rule and not inside the
