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On 4/9/07, anindya.bhattacharyya@cmcltd.com <anindya.bhattacharyya@cmcltd.com> wrote:
I have postgres sql 7.4
I have a table employee having two fields employee_number varchar(10) ,
salary(10,2);[primary key employee_number)
I want to track any change due update on any row on this table on this
table.
For this purpose I have created a table call emplyee_audit having the
same structure as employee but no primary key
For this purpose I have tried to use trigger with before update option.
But as could find that Post gres does not support the :old or :new clause.
So I have not able track changes in emplyee_audit.
Kindly suggest how to accomplish the above task
Regards
Anindya Bhattacharyya
Manager SI
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