Re: Stored Procedures/Triggers Standards?

In <1993May11.211959.8955@glv.uucp> bob@bobsled.glv.com (Bob Lunney) writes: >In article <1993May11.132132.5553@pyra.co.uk> graeme@pyra.co.uk (Graeme >Sargent) writes: >> >> Sybase has had triggers since the beginning. I don't think they have >> Stored Procedures yet, although I believe this is "imminent" in System >> 10. >> >Au contraire, Graeme. Sybase has had stored procedures since 4.0, >released about two years (or so) ago. What we will get in System 10 is >declarative referential (drool, slobber) that will do alot of what we >currently use triggers to do. Whoops! I nearly checked before I opened my big mouth. I must have accepted somebody's propaganda without checking. graeme -- Disclaimer: The author's opinions are his own, and not necessarily those of Pyramid Technology Ltd. or Pyramid Technology Inc. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -m------- Graeme Sargent Voice: +44 (0)252 373035 ---mmm----- Senior Database Consultant Fax : +44 (0)252 373135 -----mmmmm--- Pyramid Technology Ltd. Telex: Tell who??? -------mmmmmmm- Farnborough, Hants GU14 7PL Email: graeme@pyra.co.uk --------------------------------------------------------------------------- We have the technology. The tricky bit is learning how to use it.