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How to avoid duplicate rows after insert into new table?- SQL
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I have a trigger in my jobPost table that fires after an update to column jobStatus & emailTeacher. The trigger inserts all rows that match emailTeacher and insert into a new table called jobRequests.
My problem is - When a row is updated, all rows with that SAME emailTeacher inserts into the new table. I would like to only INSERT the affected row that has been updated. I have attached sql below. Thank you. Any help appreciated.
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` TRIGGER
trg_jobPost_after_update
AFTER UPDATE ON jobPost
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
-- Check if jobStatus is Updated (then only we Insert)
IF ( OLD.jobStatus <> NEW.jobStatus AND OLD.emailTeacher <> NEW.emailTeacher) THEN
INSERT INTO jobRequest (userID, name, email, phoneNo,
location, lat, lng, jobID, title, level,
dateFrom, dateTo, description,
jobStatus, emailTeacher, nameTeacher,
locationTeacher, phoneNoTeacher, cv,
gardavetting, linkedin)
SELECT
jobPost.userID
, jobPost.name
, jobPost.email
, jobPost.phoneNo
, jobPost.location
, jobPost.lat
, jobPost.lng
, jobPost.jobID
, jobPost.title
, jobPost.level
, jobPost.dateFrom
, jobPost.dateTo
, jobPost.description
, NEW.jobStatus
, NEW.emailTeacher
, users.nameTeacher
, users.locationTeacher
, users.phoneNoTeacher
, users.cv
, users.gardavetting
, users.linkedin
FROM jobPost
JOIN users ON users.emailTeacher = jobPost.emailTeacher
WHERE jobPost.emailTeacher = NEW.emailTeacher;
END IF;
END
php mysql sql triggers
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:36
Adam Mc MenaminAdam Mc Menamin
174
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I have a trigger in my jobPost table that fires after an update to column jobStatus & emailTeacher. The trigger inserts all rows that match emailTeacher and insert into a new table called jobRequests.
My problem is - When a row is updated, all rows with that SAME emailTeacher inserts into the new table. I would like to only INSERT the affected row that has been updated. I have attached sql below. Thank you. Any help appreciated.
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` TRIGGER
trg_jobPost_after_update
AFTER UPDATE ON jobPost
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
-- Check if jobStatus is Updated (then only we Insert)
IF ( OLD.jobStatus <> NEW.jobStatus AND OLD.emailTeacher <> NEW.emailTeacher) THEN
INSERT INTO jobRequest (userID, name, email, phoneNo,
location, lat, lng, jobID, title, level,
dateFrom, dateTo, description,
jobStatus, emailTeacher, nameTeacher,
locationTeacher, phoneNoTeacher, cv,
gardavetting, linkedin)
SELECT
jobPost.userID
, jobPost.name
, jobPost.email
, jobPost.phoneNo
, jobPost.location
, jobPost.lat
, jobPost.lng
, jobPost.jobID
, jobPost.title
, jobPost.level
, jobPost.dateFrom
, jobPost.dateTo
, jobPost.description
, NEW.jobStatus
, NEW.emailTeacher
, users.nameTeacher
, users.locationTeacher
, users.phoneNoTeacher
, users.cv
, users.gardavetting
, users.linkedin
FROM jobPost
JOIN users ON users.emailTeacher = jobPost.emailTeacher
WHERE jobPost.emailTeacher = NEW.emailTeacher;
END IF;
END
php mysql sql triggers
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:36
Adam Mc MenaminAdam Mc Menamin
174
1
Make one column unique, and do INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
– aynber
Nov 21 '18 at 16:39
Column unique in the inserted table or the table that is being updated. Thanks!
– Adam Mc Menamin
Nov 21 '18 at 16:44
add a comment |
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1
I have a trigger in my jobPost table that fires after an update to column jobStatus & emailTeacher. The trigger inserts all rows that match emailTeacher and insert into a new table called jobRequests.
My problem is - When a row is updated, all rows with that SAME emailTeacher inserts into the new table. I would like to only INSERT the affected row that has been updated. I have attached sql below. Thank you. Any help appreciated.
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` TRIGGER
trg_jobPost_after_update
AFTER UPDATE ON jobPost
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
-- Check if jobStatus is Updated (then only we Insert)
IF ( OLD.jobStatus <> NEW.jobStatus AND OLD.emailTeacher <> NEW.emailTeacher) THEN
INSERT INTO jobRequest (userID, name, email, phoneNo,
location, lat, lng, jobID, title, level,
dateFrom, dateTo, description,
jobStatus, emailTeacher, nameTeacher,
locationTeacher, phoneNoTeacher, cv,
gardavetting, linkedin)
SELECT
jobPost.userID
, jobPost.name
, jobPost.email
, jobPost.phoneNo
, jobPost.location
, jobPost.lat
, jobPost.lng
, jobPost.jobID
, jobPost.title
, jobPost.level
, jobPost.dateFrom
, jobPost.dateTo
, jobPost.description
, NEW.jobStatus
, NEW.emailTeacher
, users.nameTeacher
, users.locationTeacher
, users.phoneNoTeacher
, users.cv
, users.gardavetting
, users.linkedin
FROM jobPost
JOIN users ON users.emailTeacher = jobPost.emailTeacher
WHERE jobPost.emailTeacher = NEW.emailTeacher;
END IF;
END
php mysql sql triggers
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:36
Adam Mc MenaminAdam Mc Menamin
174
I have a trigger in my jobPost table that fires after an update to column jobStatus & emailTeacher. The trigger inserts all rows that match emailTeacher and insert into a new table called jobRequests.
My problem is - When a row is updated, all rows with that SAME emailTeacher inserts into the new table. I would like to only INSERT the affected row that has been updated. I have attached sql below. Thank you. Any help appreciated.
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` TRIGGER
trg_jobPost_after_update
AFTER UPDATE ON jobPost
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
-- Check if jobStatus is Updated (then only we Insert)
IF ( OLD.jobStatus <> NEW.jobStatus AND OLD.emailTeacher <> NEW.emailTeacher) THEN
INSERT INTO jobRequest (userID, name, email, phoneNo,
location, lat, lng, jobID, title, level,
dateFrom, dateTo, description,
jobStatus, emailTeacher, nameTeacher,
locationTeacher, phoneNoTeacher, cv,
gardavetting, linkedin)
SELECT
jobPost.userID
, jobPost.name
, jobPost.email
, jobPost.phoneNo
, jobPost.location
, jobPost.lat
, jobPost.lng
, jobPost.jobID
, jobPost.title
, jobPost.level
, jobPost.dateFrom
, jobPost.dateTo
, jobPost.description
, NEW.jobStatus
, NEW.emailTeacher
, users.nameTeacher
, users.locationTeacher
, users.phoneNoTeacher
, users.cv
, users.gardavetting
, users.linkedin
FROM jobPost
JOIN users ON users.emailTeacher = jobPost.emailTeacher
WHERE jobPost.emailTeacher = NEW.emailTeacher;
END IF;
END
php mysql sql triggers
php mysql sql triggers
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:36
Adam Mc MenaminAdam Mc Menamin
174
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:36
Adam Mc MenaminAdam Mc Menamin
174
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:36
Adam Mc MenaminAdam Mc Menamin
174
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:36
Adam Mc MenaminAdam Mc Menamin
174
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:36
Adam Mc MenaminAdam Mc Menamin
174
174
1
Make one column unique, and do INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
– aynber
Nov 21 '18 at 16:39
Column unique in the inserted table or the table that is being updated. Thanks!
– Adam Mc Menamin
Nov 21 '18 at 16:44
add a comment |
1
Make one column unique, and do INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
– aynber
Nov 21 '18 at 16:39
Column unique in the inserted table or the table that is being updated. Thanks!
– Adam Mc Menamin
Nov 21 '18 at 16:44
1
1
Make one column unique, and do INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
– aynber
Nov 21 '18 at 16:39
Make one column unique, and do INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
– aynber
Nov 21 '18 at 16:39
Column unique in the inserted table or the table that is being updated. Thanks!
– Adam Mc Menamin
Nov 21 '18 at 16:44
Column unique in the inserted table or the table that is being updated. Thanks!
– Adam Mc Menamin
Nov 21 '18 at 16:44
add a comment |
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Make one column unique, and do INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
– aynber
Nov 21 '18 at 16:39
Column unique in the inserted table or the table that is being updated. Thanks!
– Adam Mc Menamin
Nov 21 '18 at 16:44