* Raigo Lukk <l950681@ttu.ee> [000307 05:36] wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am trying to create a trigger for a detail table to check that value
> what is entered exists in master table.
> For example into CustomerOrder table could not be enterd order for
> Customer what does not exists.
>
> How is it best done in PostgreSQL?
>
> I believe a trigger is what I must do.
> I looked the documentation in the part of triggers and there was an
> trigger example what had a part:
> execute procedure procedurename
> Does this mean that I should create a procedure for each trigger?
> Going further I found no Create Procedure in the documentation ... so
> how to create procedures in PostgreSQL?
>
>
> Maybe, somebody could send me some example trigger for checking detail
> record value's existance in master table.
>
> Sorry, for simple question, but I just started using PostgreSQL.
I'm pretty new to postgresql as well, but i think what you want to
look at is the RULES section of the documentation, it seems that
would be what you're looking for.
I haven't done it myself, but there's some decent examples there.
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