I am trying to create a duplicate prevention trigger:
CREATE TRIGGER is3.ard_u_unique
BEFORE UPDATE OF act_recov_date ON is3.flushes
REFERENCING NEW AS N
FOR EACH ROW MODE DB2SQL
WHEN (N.act_recov_date IS NOT NULL)
BEGIN ATOMIC
select count(*) into v_n
from is3.flushes
where bhid=N.bhid
and act_recov_date=N.act_recov_date;
if v_n>0 then
SIGNAL SQLSTATE ’75000’
SET MESSAGE_TEXT=’Duplicate actual recovery date’;
end if;
END
When I run it I receive the error message:
DB2 SQL error: SQLCODE: -7, SQLSTATE: 42601, SQLERRMC: ;SIGNAL SQLSTATE
Message: The character " " following "SIGNAL SQLSTATE" is not valid.
Line: 12
As far as I can see, the SIGNAL statement is well formed, so the error
is elsewhere, but I don't se the error.
Any help would be appreciated.
PS Is there any syntax for 'BEFORE UPDATE OR INSERT'? I didn't find it,
but that don't mean much in the many megabytes (gigabytes?) of
documentation, 12 4726
Bob Stearns wrote: I am trying to create a duplicate prevention trigger:
CREATE TRIGGER is3.ard_u_unique BEFORE UPDATE OF act_recov_date ON is3.flushes REFERENCING NEW AS N FOR EACH ROW MODE DB2SQL WHEN (N.act_recov_date IS NOT NULL) BEGIN ATOMIC select count(*) into v_n from is3.flushes where bhid=N.bhid and act_recov_date=N.act_recov_date; if v_n>0 then SIGNAL SQLSTATE ’75000’ SET MESSAGE_TEXT=’Duplicate actual recovery date’; end if; END
When I run it I receive the error message:
DB2 SQL error: SQLCODE: -7, SQLSTATE: 42601, SQLERRMC: ;SIGNAL SQLSTATE Message: The character " " following "SIGNAL SQLSTATE" is not valid. Line: 12
Is this DB2 UDB for LUW? I'm a tad surprised by the SQLCODE -7. Would
expect a -104.
Anyway in LUW "SELECT INTO" is not supported in a trigger.
Either way doing a count(*) just to test existence is one expensive mode
of operation (and you better not running RS or RR isolation....!)
Try this:
CREATE TRIGGER is3.ard_u_unique
BEFORE UPDATE OF act_recov_date ON is3.flushes
REFERENCING NEW AS N
FOR EACH ROW MODE DB2SQL
WHEN EXISTS(SELECT FROM is3.flushes
WHERE bhid=N.bhid
and act_recov_date=N.act_recov_date
and N.act_recov_date IS NOT NULL)
SIGNAL SQLSTATE ’75000’
SET MESSAGE_TEXT=’Duplicate actual recovery date’;
You will be pleasantly surprised by the snappyness of the beast,
especially on DPF :-)
PS Is there any syntax for 'BEFORE UPDATE OR INSERT'? I didn't find it, but that don't mean much in the many megabytes (gigabytes?) of documentation,
Shockingly enough the reference is rather organized ;-) -CREATE TRIGGER--trigger-name--+-NO CASCADE BEFORE-+---------->
+-AFTER-------------+
'-INSTEAD OF--------'
--+-INSERT--------------------------+--ON--+-table-name-+------>
+-DELETE--------------------------+ '-view-name--'
'-UPDATE--+---------------------+-'
| .-,-----------. |
| V | |
'-OF----column-name-+-'
There is no loop-back covering INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE. So the answer is
no. No need to go hunting thorugh the other gig of docs.
Truth be told. Your request popps up once in a whiel, but typically the
reaction is: "Oh well..". You can use CALL in Trigger to encapuslate and
share more complex logic.
Cheers
Serge
--
Serge Rielau
DB2 SQL Compiler Development
IBM Toronto Lab
Serge Rielau wrote: Bob Stearns wrote:
I am trying to create a duplicate prevention trigger:
CREATE TRIGGER is3.ard_u_unique BEFORE UPDATE OF act_recov_date ON is3.flushes REFERENCING NEW AS N FOR EACH ROW MODE DB2SQL WHEN (N.act_recov_date IS NOT NULL) BEGIN ATOMIC select count(*) into v_n from is3.flushes where bhid=N.bhid and act_recov_date=N.act_recov_date; if v_n>0 then SIGNAL SQLSTATE ’75000’ SET MESSAGE_TEXT=’Duplicate actual recovery date’; end if; END
When I run it I receive the error message:
DB2 SQL error: SQLCODE: -7, SQLSTATE: 42601, SQLERRMC: ;SIGNAL SQLSTATE Message: The character " " following "SIGNAL SQLSTATE" is not valid. Line: 12
Is this DB2 UDB for LUW? I'm a tad surprised by the SQLCODE -7. Would expect a -104. Anyway in LUW "SELECT INTO" is not supported in a trigger. Either way doing a count(*) just to test existence is one expensive mode of operation (and you better not running RS or RR isolation....!) Try this: CREATE TRIGGER is3.ard_u_unique BEFORE UPDATE OF act_recov_date ON is3.flushes REFERENCING NEW AS N FOR EACH ROW MODE DB2SQL WHEN EXISTS(SELECT FROM is3.flushes WHERE bhid=N.bhid and act_recov_date=N.act_recov_date and N.act_recov_date IS NOT NULL) SIGNAL SQLSTATE ’75000’ SET MESSAGE_TEXT=’Duplicate actual recovery date’;
You will be pleasantly surprised by the snappyness of the beast, especially on DPF :-)
PS Is there any syntax for 'BEFORE UPDATE OR INSERT'? I didn't find it, but that don't mean much in the many megabytes (gigabytes?) of documentation,
Shockingly enough the reference is rather organized ;-)
>>-CREATE TRIGGER--trigger-name--+-NO CASCADE BEFORE-+---------->
+-AFTER-------------+ '-INSTEAD OF--------'
>--+-INSERT--------------------------+--ON--+-table-name-+------> +-DELETE--------------------------+ '-view-name--' '-UPDATE--+---------------------+-' | .-,-----------. | | V | | '-OF----column-name-+-'
There is no loop-back covering INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE. So the answer is no. No need to go hunting thorugh the other gig of docs.
Truth be told. Your request popps up once in a whiel, but typically the reaction is: "Oh well..". You can use CALL in Trigger to encapuslate and share more complex logic.
Cheers Serge
Thank you, I didn't remember the EXISTS predicate. A NULL usage /
interpretation question from your example occurs to me. Given the
and act_recov_date=N.act_recov_date
phrase, isn't the phrase
and N.act_recov_date IS NOT NULL
redundant? I thought NULL=NULL was unknown, therefore not true.
That is the definition from the 'SQL Reference Volume 2' manual, I
believe, and I agree with you. That there are no later definitions is
harder to determine. When does IBM plan (to your knowledge, of course)
to create a new set of complete downloadable manuals? At the advent of
(the hypothetical, I know, I know) Version 9 or at some earlier point?
It would reduce (not eliminate) the need for searching multiple sources,
especially those which must be searched on line, for such questions.
Serge Rielau wrote: Bob Stearns wrote:
I am trying to create a duplicate prevention trigger:
CREATE TRIGGER is3.ard_u_unique BEFORE UPDATE OF act_recov_date ON is3.flushes REFERENCING NEW AS N FOR EACH ROW MODE DB2SQL WHEN (N.act_recov_date IS NOT NULL) BEGIN ATOMIC select count(*) into v_n from is3.flushes where bhid=N.bhid and act_recov_date=N.act_recov_date; if v_n>0 then SIGNAL SQLSTATE ’75000’ SET MESSAGE_TEXT=’Duplicate actual recovery date’; end if; END
When I run it I receive the error message:
DB2 SQL error: SQLCODE: -7, SQLSTATE: 42601, SQLERRMC: ;SIGNAL SQLSTATE Message: The character " " following "SIGNAL SQLSTATE" is not valid. Line: 12
Is this DB2 UDB for LUW? I'm a tad surprised by the SQLCODE -7. Would expect a -104. Anyway in LUW "SELECT INTO" is not supported in a trigger. Either way doing a count(*) just to test existence is one expensive mode of operation (and you better not running RS or RR isolation....!) Try this: CREATE TRIGGER is3.ard_u_unique BEFORE UPDATE OF act_recov_date ON is3.flushes REFERENCING NEW AS N FOR EACH ROW MODE DB2SQL WHEN EXISTS(SELECT FROM is3.flushes WHERE bhid=N.bhid and act_recov_date=N.act_recov_date and N.act_recov_date IS NOT NULL) SIGNAL SQLSTATE ’75000’ SET MESSAGE_TEXT=’Duplicate actual recovery date’;
You will be pleasantly surprised by the snappyness of the beast, especially on DPF :-)
PS Is there any syntax for 'BEFORE UPDATE OR INSERT'? I didn't find it, but that don't mean much in the many megabytes (gigabytes?) of documentation,
Shockingly enough the reference is rather organized ;-)
>>-CREATE TRIGGER--trigger-name--+-NO CASCADE BEFORE-+---------->
+-AFTER-------------+ '-INSTEAD OF--------'
>--+-INSERT--------------------------+--ON--+-table-name-+------> +-DELETE--------------------------+ '-view-name--' '-UPDATE--+---------------------+-' | .-,-----------. | | V | | '-OF----column-name-+-'
There is no loop-back covering INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE. So the answer is no. No need to go hunting thorugh the other gig of docs.
Truth be told. Your request popps up once in a whiel, but typically the reaction is: "Oh well..". You can use CALL in Trigger to encapuslate and share more complex logic.
Cheers Serge
We both missed the actual cause of the error. I copied some of the code
from the manual, and the apostrophes were not apostrophes (ASCII 39) but
rather a high bit character (ASCII 146) which is almost an apostrophe in
appearance.
Now on to the next problem. After correcting the problem with the almost
apostrophes, I tried building the trigger as you gave it and got the
following message:
DB2 SQL error: SQLCODE: -104, SQLSTATE: 42601, SQLERRMC: WHEN
EXISTS(SELECT;ACH ROW MODE DB2SQL
;<space>
Message: An unexpected token "WHEN EXISTS(SELECT" was found following
"ACH ROW MODE DB2SQL
". Expected tokens may include: "<space>".
There were three problems according to my interpretation of the syntax
diagram: 'NO CASCADE' is needed before 'BEFORE'; a set of parentheses is
needed around the 'WHEN' condition; and the semicolon is not allowed
after the 'SIGNAL ...' statement in this format. When all the errors
were corrected, the trigger built as desired.
The error message for the original trigger definition (after the almost
apostrophes were corrected is apparently wrong. It is:
DB2 SQL error: SQLCODE: -104, SQLSTATE: 42601, SQLERRMC: v_n;select
count(*) into;<space>
Message: An unexpected token "v_n" was found following "select
count(*) into". Expected tokens may include: "<space>".
It should be:
DB2 SQL error: SQLCODE: -104, SQLSTATE: 42601, SQLERRMC: into;select
count(*) ;<space>
Message: An unexpected token "into" was found following "select
count(*)". Expected tokens may include: "<space>".
but the syntax scanner can not differentiate into (the keyword) from
into (the column alias). It would be nice to be able to make 'AS'
mandatory in select statements; it would have to be some sort of pragma
or option to keep the standard purists happy, but it would make message
interpretation easier.
1. You are correct with NULL = NULL being UNKNOWN and thus NOT TRUE.
I was thinking about thsi one and figured that the optimzier may
have a chance to avoid executing the scan if the transition variable is
NULL to begin with. Just an optimization gamble which may or may not
have an effect.
2. Your explanation on the quote does indeed explain the -7 instead of
the -104. The -7 is caused by the Lexer.
3. NO CASCADE as well as MODE DB2SQL are now optional (and the only
default). Since it's harmless the docs will be updated in Viper.
You be on an older V8 release.
SQL Standard LATERAL (insetad of TABLE) has arrived quietly as well...
4. I'm not sure whether there will be another refresh for downloadable
docs in V8. If you get the "mryan" entity to answer.. rumours have it he
knows more than I do on the topic.
5. Forcing "AS" does not look like a popular choice to me. ;-)
Cheers
Serge
--
Serge Rielau
DB2 Solutions Development
IBM Toronto Lab
Serge Rielau wrote: 1. You are correct with NULL = NULL being UNKNOWN and thus NOT TRUE. I was thinking about thsi one and figured that the optimzier may have a chance to avoid executing the scan if the transition variable is NULL to begin with. Just an optimization gamble which may or may not have an effect. 2. Your explanation on the quote does indeed explain the -7 instead of the -104. The -7 is caused by the Lexer. 3. NO CASCADE as well as MODE DB2SQL are now optional (and the only default). Since it's harmless the docs will be updated in Viper. You be on an older V8 release. SQL Standard LATERAL (insetad of TABLE) has arrived quietly as well... 4. I'm not sure whether there will be another refresh for downloadable docs in V8. If you get the "mryan" entity to answer.. rumours have it he knows more than I do on the topic. 5. Forcing "AS" does not look like a popular choice to me. ;-)
Cheers Serge
Thanks for the comprehensive reply.
WRT item 3, I have downloaded a portion of the pdf manual set, but the
changes are apparently in the set which is not downloadable yet.
I was suggesting a 'forcing AS' option for those of us the like strongly
typed languages. Kind of like having your (PL/I, FORTRAN, BASIC, etc.)
require all variables to be declared. The standards don't require it but
at least some compilers/interpreters have an option which forces it.
On another thread (Best Practice, 9/18/05 4:05 AM) I wanted to know if I
could use either DEFAULT or GENERATED+CASE to have an update to one
column force an update to another? Could I entice you to take a look and
comment?
If I may, here is the plan for documentation updates for V8.
The DB2 UDB V8 documentation is delivered in 3 forms:
- web-based Information Center
( http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...help/index.jsp)
- locally installable Information Center
- PDF
( http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data...manualsv8.html)
The latest version of the documentation for V8 is the web-based
Information Center. The web-based V8 Information Center has been
updated to reflect changes in FP9, and we plan to make at least one
more set of updates to the web-based V8 Information Center.
The locally installable Information Center and most of the PDF manuals
were updated for V 8.2 / FP7. At this time we do not plan to make
further updates to the locally installable version of the V8
Information Center, and we do not plan to make further updates to the
V8 PDF documentation.
Feel free to ping me at mr***@ca.ibm.com if you would like more
details, or if you have questions about the rationale for this plan.
Mark Ryan
DB2 UDB User Technology
IBM Software Solutions Toronto Laboratory
In article <11**********************@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups .com>, mr***@ca.ibm.com says... If I may, here is the plan for documentation updates for V8.
The DB2 UDB V8 documentation is delivered in 3 forms: - web-based Information Center (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...help/index.jsp) - locally installable Information Center - PDF (http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data...manualsv8.html)
The latest version of the documentation for V8 is the web-based Information Center. The web-based V8 Information Center has been updated to reflect changes in FP9, and we plan to make at least one more set of updates to the web-based V8 Information Center.
The locally installable Information Center and most of the PDF manuals were updated for V 8.2 / FP7. At this time we do not plan to make further updates to the locally installable version of the V8 Information Center, and we do not plan to make further updates to the V8 PDF documentation.
Feel free to ping me at mr***@ca.ibm.com if you would like more details, or if you have questions about the rationale for this plan.
Mark Ryan DB2 UDB User Technology IBM Software Solutions Toronto Laboratory
I would be a good thing if the locally installable Information Center
could be updated with every fixpack.
It wouldn't be a big problem if the release notes supplied with every
fixpack contains all the documentation updates but unfortunately we can
not be sure. The ADMIN_CMD function and a couple of others are not
described so how are we supposed to know that they are available?
But why can't the local IC be automatically updated. Only updated or new
pages need to be downloaded. I guess there must be some programmers
available within IBM with this kind of experience to get this
implemented. A lot of products use the same Eclipse based help nowadays
so a joined effort shouldn't be a problem. mr***@ca.ibm.com wrote: If I may, here is the plan for documentation updates for V8.
The DB2 UDB V8 documentation is delivered in 3 forms: - web-based Information Center (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...help/index.jsp) - locally installable Information Center - PDF (http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data...manualsv8.html)
The latest version of the documentation for V8 is the web-based Information Center. The web-based V8 Information Center has been updated to reflect changes in FP9, and we plan to make at least one more set of updates to the web-based V8 Information Center.
The locally installable Information Center and most of the PDF manuals were updated for V 8.2 / FP7. At this time we do not plan to make further updates to the locally installable version of the V8 Information Center, and we do not plan to make further updates to the V8 PDF documentation.
Feel free to ping me at mr***@ca.ibm.com if you would like more details, or if you have questions about the rationale for this plan.
Mark Ryan DB2 UDB User Technology IBM Software Solutions Toronto Laboratory
Thanks a lot for the update. I hadn't been to pdf source in a while, and
your mentioning the 8.2 update caused me to look again and update my
local copies. mr***@ca.ibm.com wrote: If I may, here is the plan for documentation updates for V8.
The DB2 UDB V8 documentation is delivered in 3 forms: - web-based Information Center (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...help/index.jsp) - locally installable Information Center - PDF (http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data...manualsv8.html)
The latest version of the documentation for V8 is the web-based Information Center. The web-based V8 Information Center has been updated to reflect changes in FP9, and we plan to make at least one more set of updates to the web-based V8 Information Center.
The locally installable Information Center and most of the PDF manuals were updated for V 8.2 / FP7. At this time we do not plan to make further updates to the locally installable version of the V8 Information Center, and we do not plan to make further updates to the V8 PDF documentation.
Feel free to ping me at mr***@ca.ibm.com if you would like more details, or if you have questions about the rationale for this plan.
Mark Ryan DB2 UDB User Technology IBM Software Solutions Toronto Laboratory
I don't know if here is the appropriate forum to register a complaint
about a manual or not. If not someone will certainly redirect me.
In the DB2 v8.2 SQL Reference Vol 2, we have lost the easy
differentiation of SQL/PL statements vs general SQL statements. There
could be at least a single page containing a list (and maybe syntax
diagrams hint hint) of these statements. In the HTML context, this short
page could contain reference to the real pages. I, at least, used the
two sections of the old manual, Statements and SQL control statements,
at completely different points in the development, testing, deployment,
support cycle.
Bob Stearns wrote: mr***@ca.ibm.com wrote:
If I may, here is the plan for documentation updates for V8.
The DB2 UDB V8 documentation is delivered in 3 forms: - web-based Information Center (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...help/index.jsp) - locally installable Information Center - PDF (http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data...manualsv8.html)
The latest version of the documentation for V8 is the web-based Information Center. The web-based V8 Information Center has been updated to reflect changes in FP9, and we plan to make at least one more set of updates to the web-based V8 Information Center.
The locally installable Information Center and most of the PDF manuals were updated for V 8.2 / FP7. At this time we do not plan to make further updates to the locally installable version of the V8 Information Center, and we do not plan to make further updates to the V8 PDF documentation.
Feel free to ping me at mr***@ca.ibm.com if you would like more details, or if you have questions about the rationale for this plan.
Mark Ryan DB2 UDB User Technology IBM Software Solutions Toronto Laboratory I don't know if here is the appropriate forum to register a complaint about a manual or not. If not someone will certainly redirect me.
In the DB2 v8.2 SQL Reference Vol 2, we have lost the easy differentiation of SQL/PL statements vs general SQL statements. There could be at least a single page containing a list (and maybe syntax diagrams hint hint) of these statements. In the HTML context, this short page could contain reference to the real pages. I, at least, used the two sections of the old manual, Statements and SQL control statements, at completely different points in the development, testing, deployment, support cycle.
Yep...someone must have read the spaghetty SQL Server BOL and thought
what MS does can't be bad *sigh*
--
Serge Rielau
DB2 SQL Compiler Development
IBM Toronto Lab
Serge Rielau wrote: Bob Stearns wrote:
mr***@ca.ibm.com wrote:
If I may, here is the plan for documentation updates for V8.
The DB2 UDB V8 documentation is delivered in 3 forms: - web-based Information Center (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...help/index.jsp) - locally installable Information Center - PDF (http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data...manualsv8.html)
The latest version of the documentation for V8 is the web-based Information Center. The web-based V8 Information Center has been updated to reflect changes in FP9, and we plan to make at least one more set of updates to the web-based V8 Information Center.
The locally installable Information Center and most of the PDF manuals were updated for V 8.2 / FP7. At this time we do not plan to make further updates to the locally installable version of the V8 Information Center, and we do not plan to make further updates to the V8 PDF documentation.
Feel free to ping me at mr***@ca.ibm.com if you would like more details, or if you have questions about the rationale for this plan.
Mark Ryan DB2 UDB User Technology IBM Software Solutions Toronto Laboratory I don't know if here is the appropriate forum to register a complaint about a manual or not. If not someone will certainly redirect me.
In the DB2 v8.2 SQL Reference Vol 2, we have lost the easy differentiation of SQL/PL statements vs general SQL statements. There could be at least a single page containing a list (and maybe syntax diagrams hint hint) of these statements. In the HTML context, this short page could contain reference to the real pages. I, at least, used the two sections of the old manual, Statements and SQL control statements, at completely different points in the development, testing, deployment, support cycle.
Yep...someone must have read the spaghetty SQL Server BOL and thought what MS does can't be bad *sigh*
So should I/we open a doc PMR? Or is there a better forum? At one time
(back in my mainframe days) I was active in SHARE, for instance.
Bob Stearns wrote: Serge Rielau wrote:
Bob Stearns wrote:
mr***@ca.ibm.com wrote:
If I may, here is the plan for documentation updates for V8.
The DB2 UDB V8 documentation is delivered in 3 forms: - web-based Information Center (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...help/index.jsp) - locally installable Information Center - PDF (http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data...manualsv8.html)
The latest version of the documentation for V8 is the web-based Information Center. The web-based V8 Information Center has been updated to reflect changes in FP9, and we plan to make at least one more set of updates to the web-based V8 Information Center.
The locally installable Information Center and most of the PDF manuals were updated for V 8.2 / FP7. At this time we do not plan to make further updates to the locally installable version of the V8 Information Center, and we do not plan to make further updates to the V8 PDF documentation.
Feel free to ping me at mr***@ca.ibm.com if you would like more details, or if you have questions about the rationale for this plan.
Mark Ryan DB2 UDB User Technology IBM Software Solutions Toronto Laboratory
I don't know if here is the appropriate forum to register a complaint about a manual or not. If not someone will certainly redirect me.
In the DB2 v8.2 SQL Reference Vol 2, we have lost the easy differentiation of SQL/PL statements vs general SQL statements. There could be at least a single page containing a list (and maybe syntax diagrams hint hint) of these statements. In the HTML context, this short page could contain reference to the real pages. I, at least, used the two sections of the old manual, Statements and SQL control statements, at completely different points in the development, testing, deployment, support cycle.
Yep...someone must have read the spaghetty SQL Server BOL and thought what MS does can't be bad *sigh* So should I/we open a doc PMR? Or is there a better forum? At one time (back in my mainframe days) I was active in SHARE, for instance.
There is a feedback facility in the Informtaion Center. Try that first.
Cheers
Serge
--
Serge Rielau
DB2 SQL Compiler Development
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