If I define a primary key constraint, the system will create an index for me. That is fine. How do I get it to be the cluster index for the table?
Should I simply define a unique index but not indicate that it is the primary key? I do not like this because of the loss of metadata.
Any...
I have multiple update triggers defined on table "XXX".
Does each of them, when it fires, see the identically same "new" and "old" tables?
Does "new" contain ALL columns of table "XXX" even though only some of them are updated? What about "old"?
Mike Harris
Data Modeling & Administration
Perhaps I am blind or just dumb but I cannot figure out why this statement
alter table PROD."mchTEST" alter createdat set default current_timestamp;
produces this output
alter table PROD."mchTEST" alter createdat set default current_timestamp DB21034E The command was processed as an SQL...
I want to be able to have an SQL Server 2000 trigger cause the execution of a mail merge within Word 2000. Unfortunately the informaion concering the sp_OA... stored procedures leaves something to be desired - in my opinion. Can anyone out there provide a small example? Mike Harris
Data...
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