Dear Jack ,
>I suspect that the function would look something like;
>
>CREATE FUNCTION FIND_CHANGED_COLUMNS() RETURNS OPAQUE AS '
>BEGIN
>
> -- FOR EACH COLUMN IN THE RECORD:
> -- IF ( NEW COLUMNx <> OLD COLUMNx)
> -- LOG THE RECORD PRIMARY KEY, COLUMN NAME, OLD VALUE
>
> RETURN NEW;
>END;
>' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';
>
>
Instead of using a trigger use a rule as
<code>
</code>
CREATE RULE log_allthat AS ON UPDATE TO table_to_scan WHERE
((NEW.coloum_1 != old.NEW.coloum_1) OR (NEW.coloum_2 !=
old.NEW.coloum_2)) OR (MORE COLUMNS DO
INSERT INTO log_changes_table (
PRIMARY_KEY,COLUMN_NAME,OLD_VALUE
) VALUES (
OLD.PRIMARY_KEY,OLD.COLUMN_NAME,OLD.OLD_VALUE
);
Yes you will have to create a table as log_changes_table or any name you
fancy such that data could be loged
</code>
Kindly shoot back if this helps.
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