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Oracle » PL-SQL » Coding »

Creating triggers

     



The example below illustrates versioning of the EMP_RESUME
table, which contains a blob field.



CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER EMP_RES_INS_TR
AFTER INSERT ON EMP_RES
FOR EACH ROW

DECLARE
VER1 NUMBER ;
EBLOB BLOB ;
VBLOB BLOB ;

BEGIN
EBLOB := EMPTY_BLOB();

SELECT (COUNT(*) + 1) INTO VER1
FROM VEMP_RES
WHERE EMP_ID =:NEW.EMP_ID ;

VBLOB := :NEW.RESUME ;

INSERT INTO VEMP_RES
( EMP_ID, DOC_URL,
A_USERID, D_MODIFIED, VER_NO, RESUME)
VALUES (
:NEW.EMP_ID, :NEW.DOC_URL,
USER, SYSDATE, VER1, EBLOB ) ;

SELECT RESUME
INTO EBLOB
FROM VEMP_RES
WHERE EMP_ID =:NEW.EMP_ID AND
VER_NO = VER1
FOR UPDATE ;

UPDATE VEMP_RES
SET RESUME = VBLOB
WHERE EMP_ID =:NEW.EMP_ID AND
VER_NO = VER1 ;

END;









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