Types of Triggers


Types of Triggers

Triggers are of 3 types in SQL Server 2005:
1.    DML Triggers
.         AFTER Triggers
.         INSTEAD OF Triggers
2.    DDL Triggers
3.    CLR Triggers


Note:DDL and CLR Triggers cannot work in SQL Server 2000
DML Trigger:-These Trigger is fired only when INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE Statement occurs in table.

Explanation on DML Trigger:

Let us create a Table and insert some records in that Table.
1) After Triggers:
After Triggers can be created in 3 ways.
1)    After INSERT
2)    After UPDATE
3)    After DELETE


1) creating After INSERT Trigger:-

Syntax:
create trigger triggername
on tablename
AFTER INSERT
As
[SQL Statement/PRINT command]
GO


Eg:
create trigger afterinsert_trigger
on emp
AFTER INSERT
as
PRINT 'AFTER TRIGGER EXECUTED SUCESSFULLY'
GO

When you execute the afterinsert_trigger it give
s message as 'The Command(s) created successfully'
You can see the is trigger is created.


Now insert one record in a emp table. You can see the trigger will be fired automatically when the row is inserted in a table successfully. 


Creating AFTER UPDATE TRIGGER:-

create trigger afterupdate_trigger
on emp
AFTER UPDATE
as
PRINT 'AFTER UPDATE TRIGGER EXECUTED SUCESSFULLY'
GO

Creating AFTER DELETE TRIGGER:
Create trigger afterdelete_trigger
On emp
AFTER DELETE
as
PRINT 'AFTER DELETE TRIGGER EXECUTED SUCESSFULLY'
GO

Instead Of Update Trigger

Creating INSTEAD OF UPDATE TRIGGER:-
create trigger insteadofupdate_trigger
on emp

INSTEAD OF UPDATE
as
PRINT 'INSTEAD OF UPDATE TRIGGER EXECUTED SUCESSFULLY'
GO

Instead of Delete Trigger

Creating INSTEAD OF DELETE TRIGGER:-
create trigger insteadofdelete_trigger
on emp
INSTEAD OF DELETE
as
PRINT 'INSTEAD OF DELETE TRIGGER EXECUTED SUCESSFULLY'
GO

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