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MIS 385/MBA 664 Systems Implementation with DBMS/ Database Management Dave Salisbury [email protected] (email) http://www.davesalisbury.com/ (web site) Procedures, triggers & macros in Teradata Stored Procedures Triggers Program modules that execute on demand Written in SQL Control and condition handling statements More powerful than macros; more sophisticated procedural logic and error handling Routines that execute in response to a database event e.g. INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE Macros Series of SQL statements Executable with a single command Triggers in Teradata Triggers are procedures associated with a table Fire upon meeting of trigger condition Used in database to react to specific situations Two general types enforcing data integrity rules deriving specific values Row triggers Statement triggers Simple example of using a trigger might be the autonum datatype in Access (when calling a stored procedure to increment the value by 1) One sample trigger This sample will store the following fields in a table (old_customer_t) on the occurrence of the event (deletion of a customer (NOTE: need to create the table first). Customer_ID Customer_Name Customer_City Customer_State General syntax for triggers CREATE[REPLACE] <trigger_name> ENABLED[DISABLED] BEFORE|AFTER INSERT|DELETE OF <column_name> ON <table_name> REFERENCING OLD [row|table] AS <before processed row> NEW [row|table] AS <after processed row> FOR EACH ROW|STATEMENT WHEN (search_condition SQL statement) <triggered action to be performed>; Code for delete_customer trigger CREATE TRIGGER delete_customer AFTER DELETE ON CUSTOMER_T REFERENCING OLD as O FOR EACH ROW INSERT INTO ARCHIVE_CUSTOMER_T (O.Customer_ID, O.Customer_Name, O.Customer_City, O.Customer_State); Show date/time with SELECT & EXTRACT To see current SYSTEM DATE SELECT DATE; - gives output as “11/11/2008″ EXTRACT For HOUR MINUTE and SECONDS extractions, use TIME instead. SELECT TIME; - gives output as “18:25:01” SELECT EXTRACT (MONTH FROM date); - “11” SELECT EXTRACT (YEAR FROM date); - “2008” SELECT EXTRACT (DAY FROM date); - “11” SELECT EXTRACT (MINUTE FROM time); - “18” SELECT EXTRACT (HOUR FROM time); - “25” SELECT EXTRACT (SECOND FROM time); - “01” All of the above can be implemented using macros The procedure from the book First alter the product_t table Then create the procedure Then call the procedure Embedded and Dynamic SQL Embedded SQL Including hard-coded SQL statements in a program written in another language such as C or Java Dynamic SQL Ability for an application program to generate SQL code on the fly, as the application is running