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Jorge,<br />
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Thanks for answering me so promptly. &nbsp; am i correct in assuming that this is going to be only FOR INSERT. &nbsp;IF i wanted to do both i would do the following.<br />
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CREATE TRIGGER tgParts_Insert<br />
ON tblParts<br />
FOR INSERT, UPDATE<br />
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is that correct?<br />
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also will there be any issues if say two people insert or update a price almost at the same time? &nbsp;should i be using Scope_Identity. &nbsp;or am i missing an important concept?
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I am sorry i wasnt being clear in my explanation. &nbsp;i only wanted it to be inserted into tblPricing when the tblparts.PartPrice is inserted or updated.
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This might address some Triggers &nbsp;unfortunately not mine.
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Yes, this trigger will do the work with the UPDATE<br />
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CREATE TRIGGER tgParts_Insert<br />
ON tblParts<br />
FOR INSERT, UPDATE
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I have 2 tables. &nbsp;<br />
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tblParts <br />
columns: PartID, PartNum, PartPrice<br />
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tblPricing <br />
Columns: PricingID, PartID, PartPrice1<br />
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When a Part is updated or inserted i want to insert the new price and the PartID into tblpricing.<br />
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What would be the best way to accomplish this?<br />

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I have 2 tables.  

tblParts 
columns: PartID, PartNum, PartPrice

tblPricing 
Columns: PricingID, PartID, PartPrice1

When a Part is updated or inserted i want to insert the new price and the PartID into tblpricing.

What would be the best way to accomplish this?


SQL Trigger to insert into another table.

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