Dear John,
I think this can be done using a business rule at the database table end itself.
I donot have the exact syntax but at the time of creating the table you can
set some checks.
One of this could be a check for NULL and if true then replace the field to
be entered to be some
other field or any other value.
Dilip
At 02:54 23/09/96 -0700, you wrote:
}I need to have an insert trigger which checks to see if a particular
}field is NULL. If this field is NULL, I need to have it made equal
}to the value of another field from the same row. Having putzed
}around with this for a while using a combination of triggers and
}stored procedures, I am beginning to believe that it is not possible.
} Tell me it ain't so.
}
}My work news server has been down for the past few days, with no
}reserection date in sight, so it would be appreceiated if replies
}were sent to me directly at: gose_jo@leg.wa.gov
}
}TIA.
}
}John Gose
}
}"I've been there, and I'm back"
}
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