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Off hand, this sounds like standard mutating table territory. What
do you mean by "complex before trigger"
- Dc.
Tim Kutergin wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I think that I hit a bug in INSERTING predicate in trigger:
>
> I have parent table with complex before trigger, that process table
> changes. Its logic is controlled by INSERTING, UPDATING and DELETING
> predicate. In particular, on inserting trigger generates primary key for
> new row. I have child table with foreign key constraint to parent table.
> This table have trigger too. This trigger updates summary field on parent
> table (executing update on parent table). Operations on child table failed
> with 'mutating table' on child table in child table trigger.
> Exploration shows, that INSERTING predicate is TRUE in parent table
> trigger (despite that this trigger is fired by UPDATE statement in child
> table trigger). So trigger tries change primary key and generates
> 'mutating table' error. Most intresting, that splitting parent table
> trigger into tree separate triggers on insert, update and delete fixed
> this problem.
>
> ORACLE RDBMS 8.0.5 Standard Edition on Unixware 7.
>
> WBR
> Tim
Received on Thu Aug 05 1999 - 16:41:14 CDT
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