Hi, I need to create a SQL Table "Employees" table with the following fields:
ID, Name, Hiredate, Seniority
123, Johm, 11/8/1984, ????
For the Seniority field: if the current date - hiredate < 1 then 'Newbie'
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My question is, should I put the seniority field as a calculation field? Or should I use the trigger to determine the employee is 'Newbie', 'Junior', or 'Senior'?
I have no clue how to either use the calculation to calculate the Seniority or use the trigger to do that.. Please help...
ID, Name, Hiredate, Seniority
123, Johm, 11/8/1984, ????
For the Seniority field: if the current date - hiredate < 1 then 'Newbie'
**************************
My question is, should I put the seniority field as a calculation field? Or should I use the trigger to determine the employee is 'Newbie', 'Junior', or 'Senior'?
I have no clue how to either use the calculation to calculate the Seniority or use the trigger to do that.. Please help...
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