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Saturday, September 29, 2012

TRIGGER IN MYSQL


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Likely this article, discuss about program language “MySQL”, and my tutorial is “TRIGGER IN MYSQL”.. you will know ?? let’s do read this article, have fun and enjoy friends to read…

1. Trigger

Previously you known trigger in Mysql ?. Trigger in mysql  query in MySQL used for calling one command or more than one command in SQL automatically after process update, insert, or delete from the table.

This is usefulness of the trigger :

  • The trigger we can update the data automatically if we want to change the contents of the table.
  • And the second trigger function can also be used to implement a system log, and it will automatically save to the table
  • We can also use the trigger if you want the validation and verification of data before the data is stored in tables.


2. Making New Trigger

You can follow this command, if you will making the new trigger :

Example 1 :

CREATE TRIGGER trigger_name
[BEFORE | AFTER]  [UPDATE | DELETE | INSERT]
ON your_table_name
FOR EACH ROW statement


Explanation :

Before
>> We can determine when the process will be executed (run) "before" process

After
>> We can determine when the process will be executed (run) "after" process

Insert

>> Is to determine the event "insert" on the trigger that will run on command - a command trigger

Update
>> Is to determine the event "Update" on the trigger that will run on command - a command trigger

Delete
>> Is to determine the event "delete" on the trigger that will run on command - a command trigger


3. Deleting Trigger

Because we can create a trigger, we also prepare Mysql command to remove the trigger, and this syntax to remove the trigger

DROP TRIGGER trigger_name. your_table_name;



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