Hi,
I have written triggers for diffrent databases that we are going to use to audit changes in some of our tables. In Oracle for example you can create a triggers that fires for each inserted row, which is useful if the update statement updates more than one row. But I have understood that this is not supported in MS SQL Server.
Is there anyone who has an idea of how I can achieve this anyway by writing the trigger in some specific way. I am a bit desperate at this time since this is an urgent problem at the moment and I do not know how to solve it.
Any tip would be helpful and I would love you forever!!
Regards Maria
I have written triggers for diffrent databases that we are going to use to audit changes in some of our tables. In Oracle for example you can create a triggers that fires for each inserted row, which is useful if the update statement updates more than one row. But I have understood that this is not supported in MS SQL Server.
Is there anyone who has an idea of how I can achieve this anyway by writing the trigger in some specific way. I am a bit desperate at this time since this is an urgent problem at the moment and I do not know how to solve it.
Any tip would be helpful and I would love you forever!!
Regards Maria