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Old 06-24-03, 06:09
mfkow mfkow is offline
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Database concept

I would like to ask that err... for trigger.. does every database uses the same scripts? i mean can i use just one script to run on different databases? like informix, SQL Sever, Sybase, Oracle .. etc?? thanks
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Old 06-24-03, 07:41
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Re: Database concept

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I would like to ask that err... for trigger.. does every database uses the same scripts? i mean can i use just one script to run on different databases? like informix, SQL Sever, Sybase, Oracle .. etc?? thanks

No, the CREATE TRIGGER syntax may be similar but the trigger code will not be. For example, Oracle's triggers are written in Oracle's own PL/SQL language.
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Old 06-24-03, 23:39
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ic.. so means that there is no other solution except create a new set of trigger for each database? thanks
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