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Hi all
The problem is the following :
I wish if some one can help me .
Thank you very much
The problem is the following :
- I am in a project that contains a table of users(user_tbl) and another table of groups(Group_tbl) . and each group can contains multi-user by Group_Id which is foreign key in user_tbl .
- I am now about creating a trigger that happens when inserting in permissions_tbl (contains users and group permissions) . It should insert all users of the inserted group into the permissions_tbl also with the same values the group taked.
- So , I need Loops very much to loop in the user_tbl and get the users of the inserted group then insert them in the permissions_tbl .
I wish if some one can help me .
Thank you very much
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Rushdy Ibrahim
Egypt
Rushdy Ibrahim
Egypt
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Boy you need to reed up on the relational model and set-theory. Loops don't belong in an RDBMS. (except in VERY exceptional circumstances)
Google or search some of these terms and start reading.
You don't need a trigger or a loop Yuck!
If you can supply more details on structure of your table and sample data, and what you need the result to be I could give you example TSQL code to do it.
Google or search some of these terms and start reading.
You don't need a trigger or a loop Yuck!
If you can supply more details on structure of your table and sample data, and what you need the result to be I could give you example TSQL code to do it.
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INSERT INTO
permisions_tbl (userid)
SELECT
userid
FROM
user_tbl
WHERE
groupid = @groupid![]() |
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