Background:
My trigger works but is broken. Because of the coding and the UNIQUE value on the target table [tbl_ccc_part], the trigger throws all of the inserted values into the table and silently drops the ones that violate the UNIQUE condition. This causes [tbl_ccc_part] to grow by 2,000 records instead of a couple of hundred.
Question:
How do I effectively limit this trigger so that I get back to the original intent.
Intended Code Walkthrough:
INSERT on [tbl_ccc_inventory] of [tbl_ccc_inventory.[business_level_supplier_id]],[tbl_ccc_inventory.[stock_number]], and other non-relevant records.
TRIGGER looks through [tbl_ccc_part.[business_level_supplier_id]] AND [tbl_ccc_part.[stock_number]]. If there is a match on both, do not INSERT. If there is not a match, INSERT record.
CODE:
CREATE TRIGGER trg_insert_ccc_inventory AFTER INSERT ON tbl_ccc_inventory
/* This trigger automatically updates tbl_ccc_part after entries are
inserted into the tbl_ccc_inventory. These entries make several
assumptions about the values needed for tbl_ccc_part and should
be verified for accuracy by someone. */
BEGIN
INSERT OR IGNORE INTO tbl_ccc_part
(
record_id,
business_level_supplier_id,
stock_number,
oem_part_number,
part_type,
assembly_indicator,
insurer_program,
warranty_type,
warranty_length,
shippable_part
)
VALUES (
"A",
new.business_level_supplier_id,
new.stock_number,
new.stock_number,
"OD",
"N",
"N/A",
"LIMITED",
"LIMITED",
"Y");
END;
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