Introduction to Triggers using SQL
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1 Introduction to Triggers using SQL Kristian Torp Department of Computer Science Aalborg University torp November 24, 2011 daisy.aau.dk Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
2 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
3 Learning Outcomes Goals Why? Note Understand basic trigger mechanism Understand pros and cons of triggers See procedural code in a DBMS Widely used in database applications Widely supported in most DBMSs Concepts presented are general Code presented is PostgreSQL specific One is Oracle specific because not supported on PostgreSQL Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
4 Two Minute Discussion Usage of Triggers Have you use triggers before? Have you used triggers for deriving temporal information? Does your organization have any policies wrt. triggers? Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
5 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
6 Case Study: Handling Football Players Note Keep track of the players in all football clubs Keep a history of where each player has been playing Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
7 Case Study: Handling Football Players Note Keep track of the players in all football clubs Keep a history of where each player has been playing At Time 10 AaB buys the p l a y e r Wurtz i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values Wurtz, AaB ) ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Club AaB Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
8 Case Study: Handling Football Players Note Keep track of the players in all football clubs Keep a history of where each player has been playing At Time 10 AaB buys the p l a y e r Wurtz i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values Wurtz, AaB ) ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Club AaB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB 10 null Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
9 Case Study: Handling Football Players Note Keep track of the players in all football clubs Keep a history of where each player has been playing At Time 10 AaB buys the p l a y e r Wurtz i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values Wurtz, AaB ) ; Player Table Log Table Note Name Wurtz Club AaB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB 10 null All values are copied from the table player to the table log A value is automatically provided for the column start date A value cannot be provided for the column stop date Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
10 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 12 AaB buys the p l a y e r Caca i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values Caca, AaB ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
11 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 12 AaB buys the p l a y e r Caca i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values Caca, AaB ) ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club AaB AaB Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
12 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 12 AaB buys the p l a y e r Caca i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values Caca, AaB ) ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club AaB AaB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB 10 null Caca AaB 12 null Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
13 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 12 AaB buys the p l a y e r Caca i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values Caca, AaB ) ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club AaB AaB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB 10 null Caca AaB 12 null Note Similar to the first insert Start date is the current-time, stop date is unknown/not specified/tbd Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
14 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 15 AaB s e l l s Wurtz to FCK update player set club = FCK where name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club FCK AaB Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
15 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 15 AaB s e l l s Wurtz to FCK update player set club = FCK where name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club FCK AaB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB 12 null Wurtz FCK 15 null Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
16 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 15 AaB s e l l s Wurtz to FCK update player set club = FCK where name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club FCK AaB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB 12 null Wurtz FCK 15 null Note The table player is naturally updated The column stop date for the first Wurtz row is updated in the log table A new row is entered into the log table Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
17 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 25 AaB s e l l s Caca to OB update player set club = OB where name = Caca ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club FCK OB Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
18 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 25 AaB s e l l s Caca to OB update player set club = OB where name = Caca ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club FCK OB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB Wurtz FCK 15 null Caca OB 25 null Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
19 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 25 AaB s e l l s Caca to OB update player set club = OB where name = Caca ; Player Table Log Table Note Name Wurtz Caca Club FCK OB Similar to the first update Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB Wurtz FCK 15 null Caca OB 25 null Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
20 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 27 AaB buys Wurtz back from FCK update player set club = AaB where name = Wurtz ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
21 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 27 AaB buys Wurtz back from FCK update player set club = AaB where name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club AaB OB Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
22 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 27 AaB buys Wurtz back from FCK update player set club = AaB where name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club AaB OB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB Wurtz FCK Caca OB 25 null Wurtz AaB 27 null Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
23 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 27 AaB buys Wurtz back from FCK update player set club = AaB where name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Wurtz Caca Club AaB OB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB Wurtz FCK Caca OB 25 null Wurtz AaB 27 null Note A new Wurtz row is started in the log table Still, similar to the previous updates Basically a delete followed by an insert Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
24 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 62 Wurtz r e t i r e s as an a c t i v e f o o t b a l l p l a y e r d e l e te from p l a y e r name = Wurtz ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
25 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 62 Wurtz r e t i r e s as an a c t i v e f o o t b a l l p l a y e r d e l e te from p l a y e r name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Caca Club OB Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
26 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 62 Wurtz r e t i r e s as an a c t i v e f o o t b a l l p l a y e r d e l e te from p l a y e r name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Caca Club OB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB Wurtz FCK Caca OB 25 null Wurtz AaB Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
27 Case Study: Handling Football Players, cont. At Time 62 Wurtz r e t i r e s as an a c t i v e f o o t b a l l p l a y e r d e l e te from p l a y e r name = Wurtz ; Player Table Log Table Name Caca Club OB Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB Wurtz FCK Caca OB 25 null Wurtz AaB Note The Wurtz row is deleted from the player table The value column stop date is update for the last Wurtz row Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
28 Quiz: Handling Football Players Final Tables Player Table Name Club Caca OB Log Table Name Club start date stop date Wurtz AaB Caca AaB Wurtz FCK Caca OB 25 null Wurtz AaB Questions How to you identify the active players in the log table? What is the interpretation of the null values in the log table? What is the primary key of the log table? In how many clubs can a single player be active at once? When are rows deleted from the log table? Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
29 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
30 Audit Trail Example create t a b l e p l a y e r ( p l a y e r i d i n t primary key, player name varchar ( 50) not n u l l, d a t e o f b i r t h date, club varchar ( 50) not n u l l ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
31 Audit Trail Example create t a b l e p l a y e r ( p l a y e r i d i n t primary key, player name varchar ( 50) not n u l l, d a t e o f b i r t h date, club varchar ( 50) not n u l l ) ; create t a b l e p l a y e r l o g ( p l a y e r i d i n t not n u l l, player name varchar ( 50) not n u l l, d a t e o f b i r t h date, club varchar ( 50) not n u l l, s t a r t d a t e date not n u l l, stop date date ) ; Note The primary keys are not the same in the two tables The stop date column is nullable Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
32 Insert Trigger create or replace f u n c t i o n f p l a y e r i n s ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r l o g values ( new. p l a y e r i d, new. player name, new. d a t e o f b i r t h, new. club, c u r r e n t d a t e, n u l l ) ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
33 Insert Trigger create or replace f u n c t i o n f p l a y e r i n s ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r l o g values ( new. p l a y e r i d, new. player name, new. d a t e o f b i r t h, new. club, c u r r e n t d a t e, n u l l ) ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; create t r i g g e r p l a y e r i n s a f t e r i n s e r t on p l a y e r f o r each row execute procedure f p l a y e r i n s ( ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
34 Insert Trigger create or replace f u n c t i o n f p l a y e r i n s ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r l o g values ( new. p l a y e r i d, new. player name, new. d a t e o f b i r t h, new. club, c u r r e n t d a t e, n u l l ) ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; create t r i g g e r p l a y e r i n s a f t e r i n s e r t on p l a y e r f o r each row execute procedure f p l a y e r i n s ( ) ; Note The new syntax The null is inserted into the stop date column The current date is give me the current date Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
35 Let Dreams Come Trough i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values (101, Wurtz, , AaB ) ; i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r values (102, Messi, , AaB ) ; update player set club = Barcelona where player name = Messi ; d e l e te from p l a y e r where p l a y e r i d = 101; Note The clients cannot see the derived information Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
36 Delete Trigger create or replace f u n c t i o n f p l a y e r d e l ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin update p l a y e r l o g set stop date = c u r r e n t d a t e where p l a y e r i d = old. p l a y e r i d and stop date i s n u l l ; r e t u r n old ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
37 Delete Trigger create or replace f u n c t i o n f p l a y e r d e l ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin update p l a y e r l o g set stop date = c u r r e n t d a t e where p l a y e r i d = old. p l a y e r i d and stop date i s n u l l ; r e t u r n old ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; create t r i g g e r p l a y e r d e l a f t e r d e l e t e on p l a y e r f o r each row execute procedure f p l a y e r d e l ( ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
38 Delete Trigger create or replace f u n c t i o n f p l a y e r d e l ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin update p l a y e r l o g set stop date = c u r r e n t d a t e where p l a y e r i d = old. p l a y e r i d and stop date i s n u l l ; r e t u r n old ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; create t r i g g e r p l a y e r d e l a f t e r d e l e t e on p l a y e r f o r each row execute procedure f p l a y e r d e l ( ) ; Note This trigger is only fired for delete statements Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
39 Update Trigger create or replace f u n c t i o n f p l a y e r u p d ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin stop old update p l a y e r l o g set stop date = c u r r e n t d a t e where p l a y e r i d = old. p l a y e r i d and stop date i s n u l l ; s t a r t new i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r l o g values ( new. p l a y e r i d, new. player name, new. d a t e o f b i r t h, new. club, c u r r e n t d a t e, n u l l ) ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
40 Update Trigger create or replace f u n c t i o n f p l a y e r u p d ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin stop old update p l a y e r l o g set stop date = c u r r e n t d a t e where p l a y e r i d = old. p l a y e r i d and stop date i s n u l l ; s t a r t new i n s e r t i n t o p l a y e r l o g values ( new. p l a y e r i d, new. player name, new. d a t e o f b i r t h, new. club, c u r r e n t d a t e, n u l l ) ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; create t r i g g e r player upd a f t e r update on p l a y e r f o r each row execute procedure f p l a y e r u p d ( ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
41 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
42 Overview Triggers are executed implicitly When insert, update, or delete statements are executed Similar to a stored procedure, i.e., code Can make call-outs to procedural code Connected to a table In some DBMSs also on a view Triggers are side effects Normally considered very bad in software engineering Triggers not part of SQL-92 first introduced in SQL Many DBMS have supported triggers for much longer therefore limited standard compliance Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
43 Transition Tables A set of internal tables that the DBMS uses to keep track of modifications made by a transaction Four transition tables for each real table R during the execution of a transaction T i R inserted R deleted R updatedold R updatednew Contains the rows inserted into R during T i Contains the rows deleted from R during T i Contains the values of updated rows before T i Contains the values of updated rows after T i R new = R old \ R deleted \ R updatedold R inserted R updatednew Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
44 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
45 Usage To generate derived values Sum of amount of order lines To create an audit trail Think STASI To enforce complex business rules When a customer buys goods for more than 300$ then give a 10% discount To generate statistics How often is a table modified To provide event logging Each time a new house is inserted in the for sale table notify potential customers Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
46 Another Example: Compute Derived Values I User Requirements Wants to store order and order lines The total amount of an order is derived from order lines The total amount is often queried Solution Store the derived information total amount with the order Makes it fast to look-up orders based on total amount Use triggers to automatically derived the total amount Convenient for the customers Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
47 Another Example: Compute Derived Values II create t a b l e oorder ( o o r d e r i d i n t primary key, customer name varchar2 (50) not n u l l, amount number (10,2) d e f a u l t 0 not n u l l, c o n s t r a i n t amount gt zero check ( amount > 0) d e f e r r a b l e i n i t i a l l y immediate ) ; create t a b l e o o r d e r l i n e ( o o r d e r i d i n t not n u l l, l i n e n o i n t not n u l l check ( l i n e n o > 0 ), dsc varchar2 (50) not n u l l, q u a n t i t y i n t not n u l l check ( q u a n t i t y > 0 ), price each number ( 6, 2 ) not n u l l check ( price each > 0. 0 ), c o n s t r a i n t o l p k primary key ( oorder i d, l i n e n o ), c o n s t r a i n t o l o f k f o r e i g n key ( o o r d e r i d ) references oorder ( o o r d e r i d ) ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
48 Another Example: Compute Derived Values III create or replace t r i g g e r set amount a f t e r i n s e r t or update or d e l e t e on o o r d e r l i n e f o r each row declare v a l number (10,2) := 0; oid i n t ; begin i f i n s e r t i n g then v a l := : new. q u a n t i t y : new. price each ; oid := : new. o o r d e r i d ; e l s i f updating then v a l := : new. q u a n t i t y : new. price each : old. q u a n t i t y : old. price each ; oid := : new. o o r d e r i d ; e l s i f d e l e t i n g then v a l := 0 : old. q u a n t i t y : old. price each ; oid := : old. o o r d e r i d ; end i f ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
49 Another Example: Compute Derived Values IV update oorder set amount = amount + v a l where o o r d e r i d = oid ; end ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
50 A Bad Example create or replace t r i g g e r set amount2 a f t e r i n s e r t on oorder f o r each row declare tmp amount number ( 1 0, 2 ) ; begin s e l e c t sum( q u a n t i t y price each ) i n t o tmp amount from o o r d e r l i n e where o o r d e r i d = : new. o o r d e r i d ; update oorder set amount = tmp amount where o o r d e r i d = : new. o o r d e r i d ; end ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
51 Mutating Triggers Insert trigger trigger Note A trigger can make an insert, this new insert may fire a trigger, etc Cannot have cycles will cause a mutating trigger Causes a runtime error
52 Mutating Triggers Insert trigger trigger trigger Note A trigger can make an insert, this new insert may fire a trigger, etc Cannot have cycles will cause a mutating trigger Causes a runtime error Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
53 Correct Usage Can have multiple triggers on a table Order of execution cannot be specified Can be hard to understand a database schema with many triggers A trigger cannot modify the table that it is associated with May cause an infinite loop of trigger executions Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
54 Correct Usage Can have multiple triggers on a table Order of execution cannot be specified Can be hard to understand a database schema with many triggers A trigger cannot modify the table that it is associated with May cause an infinite loop of trigger executions Not for Integrity Constraints Do not use triggers for enforcing referential integrity! Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
55 Trigger Parts Event on update of <table name>... Condition Must evaluate to true Action Code that is executed Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
56 Two Minute Discussion Triggers vs. Application Code Why not move trigger logic to applications? Discuss the pros and cons of this Would you like to have a trigger on select statements When and where could it be useful? Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
57 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
58 Trigger Types I { row statement } { before after } A total of four trigger types Some DBMSs support INSTEAD OF triggers Very powerful, e.g., to make view updateable or hide legacy code Before triggers can be used for preconditions After triggers can be used for postconditions Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
59 Trigger Types II Statement level triggers always fires Row trigger fires only if rows are modified Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
60 Row Triggers: Setup Table Row Triggers Executed once for each row modified by triggering statement If no rows modified trigger is not executed Example (Create Table) create t a b l e x ( i i n t primary key, j i n t not n u l l ) ; Example (Populate Table) i n s e r t i n t o x values ( 1, 1 ) ; i n s e r t i n t o x values ( 2, 2 ) ; i n s e r t i n t o x values ( 3, 3 ) ; commit ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
61 Before Row Trigger Example (Stored Procedure) update row before t r i g g e r create or replace f u n c t i o n f x u p d b e f o r e r o w ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin r a i s e n o t i c e before row ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Example (Before Row Trigger) create t r i g g e r x upd before row before update on x f o r each row execute procedure f x u p d b e f o r e r o w ( ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
62 After Row Trigger Example (Stored Procedure) update row a f t e r t r i g g e r create or replace f u n c t i o n f x u p d a f t e r r o w ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin r a i s e n o t i c e a f t e r row ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Example (After Row Trigger) create t r i g g e r x u p d a f t e r r o w a f t e r update on x f o r each row execute procedure f x u p d a f t e r r o w ( ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
63 Statement Triggers Statement-Level Triggers Executed once for each triggering statement Executed even if no rows are modified Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
64 Statement Triggers Statement-Level Triggers Executed once for each triggering statement Executed even if no rows are modified Example (Stored Procedure) create or replace f u n c t i o n f x u p d b e f o r e s t m t ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin r a i s e n o t i c e before stmt ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
65 Statement Triggers Statement-Level Triggers Executed once for each triggering statement Executed even if no rows are modified Example (Stored Procedure) create or replace f u n c t i o n f x u p d b e f o r e s t m t ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin r a i s e n o t i c e before stmt ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Example (Before Statement Trigger) create t r i g g e r x upd before stmt before update on x f o r each statement execute procedure f x u p d b e f o r e s t m t ( ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
66 After Statement Trigger Example (Stored Procedure) create or replace f u n c t i o n f x u p d a f t e r s t m t ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin r a i s e n o t i c e a f t e r stmt ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
67 After Statement Trigger Example (Stored Procedure) create or replace f u n c t i o n f x u p d a f t e r s t m t ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ begin r a i s e n o t i c e a f t e r stmt ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Example (After Statement Trigger) create t r i g g e r x u p d a f t e r s t m t a f t e r update on x f o r each statement execute procedure f x u p d a f t e r s t m t ( ) ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
68 Other Types of Triggers System Event Triggers At database start up or shut down When a DBMS fails User-Event Ttriggers On logon and logoff When DML statement executed When DDL statement executed Note These types of triggers are not part of the SQL standard! Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
69 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
70 Introduction Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
71 Very Strong Concept Can make all views updateable Can make modifications easier to understand Can wrap ugly database design, by nice design Can make the changes work for multiple programming languages Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
72 Mini University Schema Customer Requirements Wants to have a readable access to students status without joins A student name must have the column name name A student status must the column name status Wants to be able to modify a students status using strings Challenges name is a reserved word status is also a name of an exiting table Currently needs to join to get readable status of students Currently needs to memorize the int values used for status Solutions Create a view Use instead-of-triggers on view Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
73 Create the View Example (The View) create or replace view s t u d e n t s t a t u s as s e l e c t stu. s name as name, sta. dsc as s t a t u s from student stu, s t a t u s sta where stu. s t a t i d = sta. s t a t i d Note The name and status columns are in quotes A simple view statement Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
74 Insert Function I create or replace f u n c t i o n f i n s s t u d e n t s t a t u s ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ declare v s t a t i d s t a t u s. s t a t i d%type ; v s i d student. s i d%type ; v no numeric ; begin check t h a t the s t a t u s column e x i s t s i n the s t a t u s t a b l e begin s e l e c t sta. s t a t i d i n t o v s t a t i d from s t a t u s sta where sta. dsc = lower ( new. s t a t u s ) ; exception when no data found then n u l l ; Need to r a i s e an e r r o r!!!! end ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
75 Insert Function II f i n d i f there are any students with the same name s e l e c t count ( stu. s i d ) i n t o v no from student stu where stu. s name = new. name ; i f v no > 0 then n u l l ; r a i s e an e r r o r end i f ; f i n d a new student i d s e l e c t coalesce (max( stu. s i d ), 0 ) i n t o v s i d from student stu ; v s i d := v s i d + 1; i n s e r t i n t o student values ( v sid, new. name, v s t a t i d ) ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
76 Insert Instead-Of-Trigger Example (Create Trigger) create t r i g g e r i n s s t u d e n t s t a t u s instead of i n s e r t on s t u d e n t s t a t u s f o r each row execute procedure f i n s s t u d e n t s t a t u s ( ) ; Note All inserts on student status will call stored procedure View is now updateable Only insert supported Very few limit on what can be done in stored procedure Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
77 Delete Function create or replace f u n c t i o n f d e l s t u d e n t s t a t u s ( ) r e t u r n s t r i g g e r as $$ declare v s t a t i d s t a t u s. s t a t i d%type ; begin begin s e l e c t sta. s t a t i d i n t o v s t a t i d from s t a t u s sta where sta. dsc = lower ( old. s t a t u s ) ; exception when no data found then n u l l ; Need to r a i s e an e r r o r!!!! end ; delete from student where s name = old. name and s t a t i d = v s t a t i d ; r e t u r n new ; end ; $$ language p l p g s q l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
78 Delete Instead-Of-Trigger Example (Create Trigger) create t r i g g e r d e l s t u d e n t s t a t u s instead of d e l e t e on s t u d e n t s t a t u s f o r each row execute procedure f d e l s t u d e n t s t a t u s ( ) ; Note All delete on student status will call stored procedure Similar idea as for the insert instead-of trigger Trigger for update can be defined in a similar way Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
79 Use the Updateable View Example (Update Through View) i n s e r t through the view i n s e r t i n t o s t u d e n t s t a t u s values ( Curt, a c t i v e ) ; delete through the view d e l e te from s t u d e n t s t a t u s where name = Ann ; Note View now behave (almost) like a table Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
80 Summary: Instead-Of Triggers Summary Note A very powerful concept Generally well-supported most DBMSs Old or ugly design can removed and old application logic retained Insert, update, and delete can be combined in a single stored procedure Should make sense! Too many triggers makes the database very hard to maintain! Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
81 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
82 Enabling and Disabling Triggers Example (Disable Triggers) d i s a b l e s i n g l e t r i g g e r a l t e r t a b l e x d i s a b l e t r i g g e r x u p d a f t e r r o w ; d i s a b l e a l l t r i g g e r s on a s i n g l e t a b l e a l t e r t a b l e x d i s a b l e t r i g g e r a l l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
83 Enabling and Disabling Triggers Example (Disable Triggers) d i s a b l e s i n g l e t r i g g e r a l t e r t a b l e x d i s a b l e t r i g g e r x u p d a f t e r r o w ; d i s a b l e a l l t r i g g e r s on a s i n g l e t a b l e a l t e r t a b l e x d i s a b l e t r i g g e r a l l ; Example (Enable Triggers) enable s i n g l e t r i g g e r a l t e r t a b l e x enable t r i g g e r x u p d a f t e r r o w ; enable a l l t r i g g e r s on a s i n g l e t a b l e a l t e r t a b l e x enable t r i g g e r a l l ; Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
84 Enabling and Disabling Triggers Example (Disable Triggers) d i s a b l e s i n g l e t r i g g e r a l t e r t a b l e x d i s a b l e t r i g g e r x u p d a f t e r r o w ; d i s a b l e a l l t r i g g e r s on a s i n g l e t a b l e a l t e r t a b l e x d i s a b l e t r i g g e r a l l ; Example (Enable Triggers) enable s i n g l e t r i g g e r a l t e r t a b l e x enable t r i g g e r x u p d a f t e r r o w ; enable a l l t r i g g e r s on a s i n g l e t a b l e a l t e r t a b l e x enable t r i g g e r a l l ; Note Be careful, know why a trigger is disabled! Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
85 Trigger Metadata Example (Find Information on All Triggers) s e l e c t from information schema. t r i g g e r s ; Note Cannot see if trigger is enabled/disabled Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
86 Trigger Metadata Example (Find Information on All Triggers) s e l e c t from information schema. t r i g g e r s ; Note Cannot see if trigger is enabled/disabled Example (Find All Disabled Triggers) s e l e c t p. from p g t r i g g e r as p where p. tgenabled = D Note This is PostgreSQL specific Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
87 Dropping Triggers Example (Find Information on All Triggers) Drop row t r i g g e r on t a b l e drop t r i g g e r x u p d a f t e r r o w on x ; Drop instead of t r i g g e r on view drop t r i g g e r i n s s t u d e n t s t a t u s on s t u d e n t s t a t u s ; Note The triggers are now removed from the database schema! There is no syntax for dropping all triggers on a table! Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
88 Summary: Trigger Management Summary Note Triggers can be enabled/disabled When table/view dropped all triggers automatically dropped A view cannot always altered therefore triggers on views cannot be altered Disabling triggers can lead to hard to find bugs Many DBMSs have vendor specific extension for triggers Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
89 Outline 1 A Case Study: General Concepts 2 A Case Study: With Code 3 Overview and Motivation Usage 4 Trigger Types 5 Case Study: Instead of Triggers 6 Managing Triggers 7 Summary Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
90 Use or Avoid Triggers? Use Triggers For any type of logging Also called auditing For deriving information For advanced checking that cannot be implemented using integrity constraints For automating tasks associated with modification statements For simple data replication To wrap bad database design Avoid Triggers That must be retained of backwards compatibility reasons When a declarative statement can be used Triggers are procedural When foreign key or check statement can be used Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
91 Summary E-C-A rules (event-condition-action) Triggers are called implicitly Side-effects {before, after} {row, statement} Instead-of triggers interesting for hiding legacy design Very powerful concept Avoid transaction handling in triggers (commit or rollback) Do not overuse the number of triggers Can make it very hard to find out what a system does Many vendor specific extensions for trigger functionality Because very late before added to the standard Core idea large overlap between DBMSs Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
92 Additional Information Note PL/pgSQL How to write the trigger stored procedures Triggers in MySQL Good overview, well explained, linear readable document Exploring SQL Server Triggers msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc aspx Good introduction, quite readable Triggers in Oracle Trigger/Catalog0560 Trigger.htm Only code, many details, Oracle specific Cannot find a good general introduction to triggers Send me an if you are aware of such an introduction Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
93 Two-Minute Digesting Questions Why can you not specify the order in which triggers execute? Why can triggers not be stand-alone database objects? Why are triggers part of the transaction? You have the same logic that must be executed by a trigger and sometimes explicitly what do you do? Kristian Torp (Aalborg University) Introduction to Triggers using SQL November 24, / 63
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