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    Ite 407 - Advanced Databases - Worksheet T-1 - Triggers: Trigger As SELECT Statements

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    The document provides instructions for a database worksheet activity involving creating and modifying PL/SQL triggers. [1] Students are asked to modify an existing trigger to restrict data changes on a table to certain days and times. [2] They are then instructed to create a trigger to allow certain employee types to earn over a specified salary. [3] Finally, students are to create a trigger that tracks salary changes from inserts, updates or deletes and outputs the old salary, new salary and difference.

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    The document provides instructions for a database worksheet activity involving creating and modifying PL/SQL triggers. [1] Students are asked to modify an existing trigger to restrict data changes on a table to certain days and times. [2] They are then instructed to create a trigger to allow certain employee types to earn over a specified salary. [3] Finally, students are to create a trigger that tracks salary changes from inserts, updates or deletes and outputs the old salary, new salary and difference.

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    ITE 407 – ADVANCED DATABASES - WORKSHEET T-1 – TRIGGERS

    Creating and Using PL/SQL Triggers

    Worksheet Activity

    1. Using conditional predicates, modify secure_emp trigger from our previous


    lecture to restrict all data manipulation events on the EMPLOYEES table to
    hours between 08:00h and 17:00h, Sunday through Thursday.

    2. Create a trigger to allow certain employees to be able to earn a salary of


    more than 15,500. In this case, you will allow only the ‘AD_PRES’ and
    ‘AD_VP’ to access this privilege.

    Use test data to attempt an update and include this in your uploaded
    Trigger as SELECT statements.

    3. Create a trigger called show_salary_change on the EMPLOYEES table to


    shows the salary difference when a delete, insert, or update action is being
    carried out. The trigger should record the values of the salary column before
    the data changes by using the OLD and NEW qualifiers with the respective
    column name. Subtract the old salary from the new salary in each case;
    output ‘Old Salary’ <OLD sal>, ‘New Salary’ <NEW sal>, and ‘Difference
    of salary’ <difference_sal>, each in its own output line.

    I recommend you make a copy of the Employees table (EMP_CPY) to test


    this trigger.

    May 6, 2020

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