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<h1 class="topictitle1">SQL trigger transition tables</h1>
<div><p>An SQL trigger may need to refer to all of the affected rows for
an SQL insert, update, or delete operation. This is true, for example, if
the trigger needs to apply aggregate functions, such as MIN or MAX, to a specific
column of the affected rows. The OLD_TABLE and NEW_TABLE transition tables
can be used for this purpose.</p>
<div class="section"><p>In the following example, the trigger applies the aggregate function
MAX to all of the affected rows of the table StudentProfiles.</p>
<pre><strong>CREATE TABLE</strong> StudentProfiles(StudentsName <strong>VARCHAR</strong>(125),
      StudentsYearInSchool <strong>SMALLINT</strong>, StudentsGPA <strong>DECIMAL</strong>(5,2))
<strong>CREATE TABLE</strong> CollegeBoundStudentsProfile
      (YearInSchoolMin <strong>SMALLINT</strong>, YearInSchoolMax <strong>SMALLINT</strong>, StudentGPAMin
      <strong>DECIMAL</strong>(5,2), StudentGPAMax <strong>DECIMAL</strong>(5,2))
<strong>CREATE TRIGGER</strong> UpdateCollegeBoundStudentsProfileTrigger
<strong>AFTER UPDATE ON</strong> StudentProfiles
<strong>REFERENCING NEW_TABLE AS</strong> ntable
<strong>FOR EACH STATEMENT MODE DB2SQL</strong>
<strong>BEGIN</strong>
  <strong>DECLARE</strong> maxStudentYearInSchool <strong>SMALLINT</strong>;
  <strong>SET</strong> maxStudentYearInSchool =
       (<strong>SELECT MAX</strong>(StudentsYearInSchool) <strong>FROM</strong> ntable);
  <strong>IF</strong> maxStudentYearInSchool &gt;
       (<strong>SELECT MAX</strong> (YearInSchoolMax)<strong> FROM</strong>
          CollegeBoundStudentsProfile)<strong> THEN</strong>
    <strong>UPDATE</strong> CollegeBoundStudentsProfile <strong>SET</strong> YearInSchoolMax =
         maxStudentYearInSchool;
  <strong>END IF</strong>;
<strong>END</strong></pre>
<p>In the preceding example, the trigger is processed
a single time following the processing of a triggering update
statement because it is defined as a FOR EACH STATEMENT trigger. You will
need to consider the processing overhead required by the database management
system for populating the transition tables when you define a trigger that
references transition tables.</p>
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