You can compare your results before and after running the


Module Triggers

Module Overview

- In this module you will learn how to write PL/SQL and T-SQL triggers

Objectives

After completing this module you will be able:

- to develop, test and debug Oracle PL/SQL triggers
- to develop, test and debug MS SQL Server T-SQL triggers

Lab

You have to run every script in this module and understand each line of code before you can start this lab assignment.

Q1: Refine the Example 4 from PL/SQL in way so that updating does not change value of ID column. Provide a screenshot of your trigger with compilation results.

Test the trigger with the following queries with expect the following result.

Q2: You would revise a trigger created in Example 2 of T-SQL. Frist, drop the transTrigger then redefine just like before, except when adding balance in account, 10% interest would be added up on the old balance. See formula below:

balance=balance*1.1 + @amount

You need to provide the code of your trigger, with screenshot of compilation.

To test you need to issue the following command:

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You can compare your results before and after running the trigger:
Before

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You will need to make some changes to generated code before you can run it in Oracle.

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