Trying to get a trigger to work that refuses to I think it has to be setup as a procedure for it to work which I've never worked with before could anyone tell me how I would go about this? The trigger doesn't show errors when adding but just doesn't do anything
** It now does work apart from changing processed to 0)
UPDATE product
INNER JOIN ebaylinked ON ebaylinked.ebay_ID = product.eBay_ID
SET product.product_stock = product.product_stock - NEW.QuantitySold,NEW.Processed=0
WHERE product.eBay_ID = NEW.ebay_ID and NEW.Processed = 1
First of all, find a more descriptive name for your trigger ;).
Now for the actual problem, your references to the columns in ebaylinked in your trigger code are pretty much mostly wrong. To use the values in the record you just updated, you need to use the pseudorecord NEW, which is a single record containing the current row of the table as it will be after the update completes. References like ebaylinked.QuantitySold are ambiguous, as they do not specify which row of data is the correct one.
Also, you cannot refer to other rows in the triggering table. Your clauses SET ... ebaylinked.Processed=0 ... WHERE ... ebaylinked.Processed = 1 are thus both redundant and wrong, since the only row of ebaylinked your row trigger can see is the current one.
Your trigger code should thus be something like
CREATE TRIGGER `ebaylinked_update_product`
AFTER UPDATE ON `ebaylinked`
FOR EACH ROW
UPDATE product
SET product.product_stock = product.product_stock - NEW.QuantitySold
WHERE product.eBay_ID = NEW.ebay_ID;
Note I'm ignoring the processed column since it does nothing useful (provided the triggering insert is wrapped in a transaction), but if you absolutely must use it, you would change your trigger to before row as follows:
DELIMITER //
CREATE TRIGGER `ebaylinked_update_product`
BEFORE UPDATE ON `ebaylinked`
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
IF NEW.processed = 1 THEN
UPDATE product
SET product.product_stock = product.product_stock - NEW.QuantitySold
WHERE product.eBay_ID = NEW.ebay_ID;
SET NEW.processed = 0;
END IF;
END;
//
DELIMITER ;
Note the space between DELIMITER and whatever follows it. This directive is necessary in some clients when the trigger body contains multiple statements terminated by semicolons.
Hope that helps.
PS: You could do this with the trigger calling a stored procedure, but for something this simple I think it would add more complexity than it would be worth.
What is ebaylinked? You should be getting an error when you define the trigger.
If you want to update the table defined by the trigger, then you should use a BEFORE UPDATE trigger. So, I think you intend:
DELIMITER $$
CREATE TRIGGER `Update` BEFORE UPDATE ON `ebaylinked`
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
UPDATE product p
SET p.product_stock = p.product_stock - new.QuantitySold
WHERE p.eBay_ID = new.ebay_ID AND new.Processed = 1;
SET new.Processed = 0;
END; $$
DELIMTER ;
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I was trying to create trigger which can update value of column user_count of table user_details using value of u_count of table user_info.
CREATE TRIGGER `test`
AFTER INSERT ON `user_details` FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
DECLARE default_user_count int(11);
SELECT u_count INTO #default_user_count FROM
user_info WHERE user_info.id= user_details.id_c;
IF user_details.user_count= 0
THEN UPDATE user_details SET
user_count = default_user_count
WHERE user_details.id_c = user_info.id;
END IF;
END
Trigger saved successfully but when i tried to insert value in both table it is preventing to insert record into user_details means no row inserted in 2 this table, if we delete trigger then its working.
Can anyone let me know wrong with this trigger?
THanks,
M.
It's not really clear what you're trying to accomplish, but it seems like it's something like what we have below.
There are numerous errors in and ambiguities in your trigger.
Confusion on variables -- DECLARE default_user_count INT(11); does not declare the user-defined variable #default_user_count. It declares the program variable default_user_count. The # prefix references an entirely different variable scope and namespace.
SELECT and UPDATE from the table which invoked the trigger doesn't usually make sense (SELECT) or is completely invalid (UPDATE).
With in a trigger, you are operating FOR EACH ROW -- that is, for each row included in the statement that invoked the trigger. Inside an INSERT trigger, the NEW values for the row are in a pseudo-table/pseudo-row accessible via the alias NEW. For UPDATE triggers, there are NEW and OLD row values, and for DELETE triggers, just OLD.
AFTER INSERT doesn't seem to make sense. I think you're looking for BEFORE INSERT -- that is, while processing an INSERT INTO ... query, before the newly-inserted row actually gets written into the table, modify its values accordingly. The resulting row contains the original values except where the trigger has modified them.
SELECT ... INTO a variable is a practice you should not get into the habit of, because it can bite you in a way a scalar subquery can't, by leaving a variable unexpectedly unaltered instead of setting it to NULL as would be expected. In this case, it would have made no difference, but it's still a caution worth mentioning... and in this case, I've eliminated that intermediate variable altogether, so the subquery is the only option.
If you are trying to set a value in this table using a value found in another table, all you need to do is SET NEW.column_name equal to the value you want used in the row instead of the value provided with the insert statement.
CREATE TRIGGER `test`
BEFORE INSERT ON `user_details` FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
IF NEW.user_count = 0 /* maybe also >> */ OR NEW.user_count IS NULL /* << this */ THEN
SET NEW.user_count = (SELECT ui.u_count
FROM user_info ui
WHERE ui.id = NEW.id_c);
END IF;
END
Again, it's unclear how the two tables are connected based on the content of the original question, but this appears to do what you're trying to accomplish.
I have been trying to create a Trigger, however my attempts have been unsuccessful. I seem to be getting an error (#1064), which I have no solution for. Can somebody explain or demonstrate any faults in the syntax.
Let me specify:
I have delivery_id as primary key in delivery table,
I also have delivery_id as a foreign key in entry_log table.
By comparing both id's(if true), will return a text referring to the output of the bit (either 0 or 1)
DELIMITER //
DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS entry_trigger//
CREATE TRIGGER entry_trigger BEFORE INSERT ON entry_log
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
DECLARE #xentry VARCHAR(45)
DECLARE #inta bit
SET #inta = SELECT allowed
FROM delivery
WHERE delivery.delivery_id = entry_log.delivery_id;
CASE
when #inta = 0 then #xentry = 'Acces Denied'
when #inta = 1 then #xentry = 'Acces Allowed'
END CASE
INSERT INTO entry_log(entry_time,access_allowed) VALUES(now(),#xentry);
END
//
This is assuming that you use MySQL. In the body of the trigger you use
WHERE delivery.delivery_id = entry_log.delivery_id;
I think you want to compare to the entry_log entry that the trigger is running on, right? In that case you must use this syntax:
WHERE delivery.delivery_id = NEW.delivery_id;
see here for more examples.
UPDATE
I see that also you try to do an INSERT INTO entry_log within the TRIGGER. This will of course not work, because you would create an infinite recursive loop. Within the
body of the trigger you can do unrelated table access, but not into the table you are inserting. You can change the values to be inserted by the trigger by setting NEW.xyz = whatever
UPDATE 2
I doubt, that your CASE statement is correct. At least it must end with END CASE. You can use IF here, since you don't have many cases to address. If you must use CASE this post might help you: MYSQL Trigger set datetime value using case statement
UPDATE 3
I am not sure, but I think you need brackets around the variable setting statement. try this trigger definition:
DELIMITER //
DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS entry_trigger//
CREATE TRIGGER entry_trigger BEFORE INSERT ON entry_log
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
SET #inta = (SELECT allowed
FROM delivery
WHERE delivery.delivery_id = NEW.delivery_id);
SET NEW.access_allowed = #inta;
SET NEW.entry_time = NOW();
END
//
Note, that this is written out of my head, so beware of syntax errors in my script.
so i've edited my code
i had this problem in another trigger but this time even changing WHERE clause doesn't help
DELIMITER $$
CREATE TRIGGER pic_album_change AFTER UPDATE ON pictures
FOR EACH ROW BEGIN
UPDATE albums SET counter = counter + 1 WHERE albums.id = NEW.album_id;
UPDATE albums SET counter = counter - 1 WHERE albums.id = OLD.album_id;
END $$
DELIMITER ;
error :
<p>Error Number: 1442</p><p>Can't update table 'pictures' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger.
i dont see any changes on the pictures table in this trigger
i have another trigger that involves these two tables
DELIMITER $$
CREATE TRIGGER album_change
AFTER UPDATE
ON albums
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
UPDATE pictures
SET
level = NEW.level
WHERE
pictures.album_id = NEW.id ;
END $$
DELIMITER ;
Your WHERE clause is the wrong way round.
WHERE albums.id = NEW.album_id
would cause albums.counter to be incremented (presumably that's the number of pictures in each album).
It matters because joins on tables are not commutative — the direction of the join is important. Here you need to find the record in albums to update based on the value of the row in pictures.
While in this case there isn't really any ambiguity, SQL needs to follow rules about joins.
The issue with your second trigger is that MySQL is preventing a continuous cycle of updates. You have a trigger pic_album_change which updates albums when pictures is updated. And you have a trigger album_change which updates pictures when albums is updated. Those triggers will trigger each other.
It seems to me that the database design may need to be changed. Do you really need albums.counter when that data can be found with SELECT count(*) FROM pictures WHERE album_id=...? It should be possible to normalise data so that there no circular references in triggers. In fact triggers may not be necessary at all.
Hello, every one :)!
I'll try and keep this as simple as possible, basically, I have one table that references itself via a parent_id column. Each row in the table can have a parent and can keep count of how many children it has via the count column. So essentially what I'm trying to do is have the triggers update each parent row's count column when necessary
The problem is that the update trigger gets called when the update operation in the insert trigger gets called. Then I get:
"General error: 1442 Can't update table 'term_taxonomies' in stored function/trigger because it is already used by statement which invoked this stored function/trigger".
Any ideas?
Actual code:
TRIGGER `dbname`.`ai_term_taxonomies`
AFTER INSERT ON `dbname`.`term_taxonomies`
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
IF NEW.parent_id NOT 0 THEN
UPDATE term_taxonomies as termTax SET assocItemCount = (assocItemCount + 1)
WHERE termTax.term_taxonomy_id = NEW.parent_id;
END IF;
END$$
CREATE
TRIGGER `dbname`.`au_term_taxonomies`
AFTER UPDATE ON `dbname`.`term_taxonomies`
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
IF NEW.parent_id NOT OLD.parent_id THEN
IF NEW.parent_id NOT 0 THEN
UPDATE term_taxonomies as termTax SET assocItemCount = (assocItemCount + 1)
WHERE termTax.term_taxonomy_id = NEW.parent_id;
END IF;
IF OLD.parent_id NOT 0 THEN
UPDATE term_taxonomies as termTax SET assocItemCount = (assocItemCount - 1)
WHERE termTax.term_taxonomy_id = OLD.parent_id;
END IF;
END IF;
END$$
All mysql triggers execute in the same transaction as the triggering statement.
You want to update using the SET NEW.assocItemCount syntax as opposed to performing an UPDATE statement on the underlying table.
Edit: However, in your case this is not possible because you are updating a different row in the same table, the hardest thing to do in a mysql trigger. Sorry.
You will have to change your schema. Take assocItemCount out of your table, create a new table holding just term_taxonomy_id and assocItemCount, and update that using an UPDATE statement from your query. It is also possible to use a view joining these two tables to hide this detail if a query needs to use your original schema.
Alternatively, if you did not have assocItemCount in your database at all, you would still be able to compute it in any queries, and your database would be better normalized than it is now.
So this should be a fairly straight forward trigger, but my MySQL isn't great, so it's undoubtably a failure on my part.
It's not updating the stats table at all, even though it should be;
DROP TRIGGER countryUpdate;
DELIMITER //
CREATE TRIGGER countryUpdate AFTER INSERT ON stats
FOR EACH ROW BEGIN
DECLARE NewIP varchar(16);
DECLARE NewCountry varchar(80);
SET NewIP = inet_aton(new.vis_ip);
SET NewCountry = (SELECT country FROM iptocountry WHERE lower_bound <= NewIP AND upper_bound >= NewIP)
UPDATE stats
SET Country = NewCountry
END //
DELIMITER;
Well, first off, your UPDATE—if it works at all—is changing all rows in the stats table, and its doing that for each row inserted. That really doesn't make much sense. At minimum, you want to add a where clause to only hit the one row you've just inserted.
Apparently, though, that can't work at all in MySQL, because "a stored function or trigger cannot modify a table that is already being used (for reading or writing) by the statement that invoked the function or trigger." (Look under “Restrictions for Stored Functions”)
So, instead, you need to use a a before insert trigger, and do a SET new.country = NewCountry to fix the row up before its ever inserted.