Subject | Re: Recursive trigger |
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Author | colinriley666 |
Post date | 2004-01-19T11:41:25Z |
Hi Folks,
I've been leading you (and myself) on a wild goose chase. My problem
occurs even when the trigger is disabled.
the problem is as follows:
(StoredProc1 makes use of View1).
execute procedure StoredProc1. result is correct
execute procedure StoredProc1 (again). result is correct
select * from View1. result is correct
execute procedure StoredProc1 (again). result is wrong.
drop view View1.
create view View1. (i.e. re-compile view)
alter procedure StoredProc1 (i.e. recompile procedure)
execute procedure StoredProc1. result is correct
I'm busy stripping down the database to end up with a workable test
case.
regards, Colin
I've been leading you (and myself) on a wild goose chase. My problem
occurs even when the trigger is disabled.
the problem is as follows:
(StoredProc1 makes use of View1).
execute procedure StoredProc1. result is correct
execute procedure StoredProc1 (again). result is correct
select * from View1. result is correct
execute procedure StoredProc1 (again). result is wrong.
drop view View1.
create view View1. (i.e. re-compile view)
alter procedure StoredProc1 (i.e. recompile procedure)
execute procedure StoredProc1. result is correct
I'm busy stripping down the database to end up with a workable test
case.
regards, Colin