Re: Limiting a # of rows in the table

No.

There are a number of other horribly inefficient things you could do. How many rows do you want in the table, and how fast should the process go, and what do you want to do about updates and deletes, how secure is your database from tinkering? The answers affect the options.

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Jonathan Lewis
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NetComrade wrote in message <380a2e95.14873927_at_news.earthlink.net>...


>is creating a trigger before insert and incrementing a # of rows for

>every insert and checking that number before every insert the only

>way?

>

>Thanx.