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foreach loop in sql server trigger
Hi ,
I have a table with 50 columns . I need to store insert ,update log in audit table.
for that i am writing triggers.
insert into HC_Audit
(User_ID,System_Time,Affec
values(@user_id,@InsertDat
can anyone help me to run for each loop to get column name and column value so that i can insert data into hc_Audit table from insert , update , delete trigger .
I have a table with 50 columns . I need to store insert ,update log in audit table.
for that i am writing triggers.
insert into HC_Audit
(User_ID,System_Time,Affec
values(@user_id,@InsertDat
can anyone help me to run for each loop to get column name and column value so that i can insert data into hc_Audit table from insert , update , delete trigger .
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I have 50 columns in a table can any one give me code to use foreach loop in sql server in which i can get coulumn name and value ..
Hi,
You don't need to loop.
All the values you need are available in the pseudo tables inserted and deleted.
That is, the new or inserted data is available as
select * from inserted
See the suggested code from icohan above.
BTW there is NO way to guarantee that the trigger will have one row. If you do a bulk update and touch each row in the table, there will be that many rows in inserted ...
HTH
David
You don't need to loop.
All the values you need are available in the pseudo tables inserted and deleted.
That is, the new or inserted data is available as
select * from inserted
See the suggested code from icohan above.
BTW there is NO way to guarantee that the trigger will have one row. If you do a bulk update and touch each row in the table, there will be that many rows in inserted ...
HTH
David
Hi,
This appears to be a very similar question to
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MS-SQL-Server/SQL-Server-2005/Q_28394418.html
... where you have received much the same advice as you are getting here.
Regards
David
This appears to be a very similar question to
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MS-SQL-Server/SQL-Server-2005/Q_28394418.html
... where you have received much the same advice as you are getting here.
Regards
David
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SELECT * FROM INSERTED or even better:
insert into HC_Audit
(User_ID,System_Time,Affec
SELECT User_ID,System_Time,Affect
assuming the tables have identical structure.
For DELETE is the same just replace INSERTED with DELETED - these are internal SQL tables used during the standard DML operations.
For UPDATE is a bit more tricky as an UPDATE is done in SQL like a INSERT and DELETE so the INSERTED table in a update trigger will have all NEW values going in that row(s) and the DELETED table will have all the OLD values that were updated by the new values coming from INSERTED.
Based on this you can chose to log both operations and keep old/new values for an update.
I also suggest in your Audit table to add a TriggerAction column for instance to be able to tell what operation was logged - Insert/Delete/Update or...you can have one table for each of them but that would mean three audit tables for 1 parent.
"Using the inserted and deleted Tables"
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms191300(v=sql.100).aspx
http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/2342/understanding-sql-server-inserted-and-deleted-tables-for-dml-triggers/