Reputation: 161
I have 2 tables:
table 1 = SAMPLE_TABLE
table 2 = RESULT_TABLE (with proposed trigger)
I would like to use a trigger in RESULT table that, when a new record is inserted into into it, will update a field in SAMPLE table called, 'status' = "complete". The field 'status' to be updated in SAMPLE is related to RESULT by:
table 1 = SAMPLE_TABLE ('client_sampleID')
=
table 2 = RESULT_TABLE ('sampleID')
This is the proposed trigger
CREATE DEFINER = `user`@`%` TRIGGER `database`.`RESULT_TABLE_BEFORE_INSERT`
AFTER INSERT ON `RESULT_TABLE` FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
UPDATE SAMPLE_TABLE
SET status = 'complete'
WHERE SAMPLE_TABLE.client_sampleID = RESULT_TABLE.sampleID;
END
My questions:
is this above trigger OK?
there are 100+ 'client_sampleID' (all same, entered as a batch) per 'sampleID'. Is there a more efficient way of setting the 'status' so that it happens only after encountering the first instance?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 30
Reputation: 1269593
You are very close. You just need to use new
in the trigger:
CREATE DEFINER = `user`@`%` TRIGGER `database`.`RESULT_TABLE_BEFORE_INSERT`
AFTER INSERT ON `RESULT_TABLE` FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
UPDATE SAMPLE_TABLE st
SET status = 'complete'
WHERE st.client_sampleID = new.sampleID;
END
Upvotes: 3