Il Friday 22 February 2002 23:43, pur dolorante per l' artrite alle
dita, scrivesti....
> > CREATE TRIGGER trigger_align_status
> > AFTER INSERT ON table2
> > FOR EACH STATEMENT
> > EXECUTE PROCEDURE align_status ( UUUAAAAAAAARRGGHHH );
>
> Trys this:
>
> Execute Procedure align_status ((select max(major) from
> table1));
> ** note 2 parentesis...
the major modified is not necessarily the last.... but this is an idea!
the number of the major modified can be found looking at insert time :>
Execute Procedure align_status ((
select major from table1 where major_time = max( major_time )
));
maior_time stores the time of insertion of the touple
thanks for the hint... this solves my problem! but the general idea was:
there is a way for the trigger activated in AFTER mode to know ( and
refer to, and use ) its activator touple ?
the smartest way could be
CREATE TRIGGER trigger_align_status
AFTER INSERT ON table2
FOR EACH STATEMENT
EXECUTE PROCEDURE align_status ( pointer_to_activator_touple.field );
TIA
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