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Jennifer Widom Constraints & Triggers Triggers – Introduction

Jennifer Widom Triggers “Event-Condition-Action Rules” When event occurs, check condition; if true, do action 1) Move monitoring logic from apps into DBMS 2) Enforce constraints  Beyond what constraint system supports  Automatic constraint “repair”  Implementations vary significantly This intro: SQL standard Demo: SQLite This intro: SQL standard Demo: SQLite

Jennifer Widom Triggers in SQL Create Trigger name Before|After|Instead Of events [ referencing-variables ] [ For Each Row ] When ( condition ) action Triggers

Jennifer Widom Referential Integrity: R.A references S.B, cascaded delete Create Trigger Cascade After Delete On S Referencing Old Row As O For Each Row [ no condition ] Delete From R Where A = O.B Triggers

Jennifer Widom Referential Integrity: R.A references S.B, cascaded delete Create Trigger Cascade After Delete On S Referencing Old Row As O [ For Each Row ] [ no condition ] Delete From R Where A = O.B Triggers

Jennifer Widom Referential Integrity: R.A references S.B, cascaded delete Create Trigger Cascade After Delete On S Referencing Old Table As OT [ For Each Row ] [ no condition ] Delete From R Where A = O.B Triggers

Jennifer Widom Referential Integrity: R.A references S.B, cascaded delete Create Trigger Cascade After Delete On S Referencing Old Table As OT [ For Each Row ] [ no condition ] Delete From R Where A in (select B from OT) Triggers

Jennifer Widom Triggers Tricky Issues  Row-level vs. Statement-level – New/Old Row and New/Old Table – Before, Instead Of  Multiple triggers activated at same time  Trigger actions activating other triggers (chaining) – Also self-triggering, cycles, nested invocations  Conditions in When vs. as part of action  Implementations vary significantly

Jennifer Widom T(K,V) – K key, V value  No statement-level equivalent  Nondeterministic final state Create Trigger IncreaseInserts After Insert On T Referencing New Row As NR, New Table As NT For Each Row When (Select Avg(V) From T) < (Select Avg(V) From NT) Update T set V=V+10 where K=NR.K Triggers

Jennifer Widom Triggers “Event-Condition-Action Rules” When event occurs, check condition; if true, do action 1) Move monitoring logic from apps into DBMS 2) Enforce constraints  Beyond what constraint system supports  Automatic constraint “repair”  Implementations vary significantly