Laurent LAVAUD wrote:
I have a problem to get < RAISE > function working.
When the trigger is triggered by an insert, i only want to execute the <
update > and skip the first insert.
So i tried this with sqlite version 3.3.8 :
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create table blocked (
id character varying(200),
ips character varying(40),
ipd character varying(40),
proto smallint,
pd integer,
hits bigint default 1
);
create trigger checkdrop before INSERT on blocked when (select count(*)
from blocked where id=new.id) > 0
BEGIN
when
update blocked set hits = hits + 1 where id = new.id;
RAISE (IGNORE)
END;
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But i have a syntax error.
I would like to have an equivalent from postgresql with the < return
null > possibility.
Laurent,
What you have should work with a couple of minor changes;
create table blocked (
id character varying(200),
ips character varying(40),
ipd character varying(40),
proto smallint,
pd integer,
hits bigint default 1
);
create trigger checkdrop before INSERT on blocked
when (select count(*) from blocked where id=new.id) > 0
BEGIN
update blocked set hits = hits + 1 where id = new.id;
select RAISE (IGNORE);
END;
HTH
Dennis Cote
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