Stored Procedure for Insert,Update and Delete

you want a single stored procedure to do all of that?

i would advise to separate each out

dickersonka is right...
Separated them into each procedure.

HI
i think this is help ful for u

This is for insert

DELIMITER $$


CREATE

              /*[DEFINER = { user | CURRENT_USER }]*/
  
              TRIGGER `saurav`.`aa` BEFORE INSERT
   
             ON `saurav`.`authortrigger`
    
             FOR EACH ROW BEGIN
    
             insert into authortrigger_copy(AUTHID,AUTHORFN,AUTHORLN)


Delete TRIGGER

DELIMITER $$

CREATE
    /*[DEFINER = { user | CURRENT_USER }]*/
    TRIGGER `saurav`.`aa` BEFORE INSERT
    ON `saurav`.`authortrigger`
    FOR EACH ROW BEGIN
    delete from authortrigger_copy;

    END$$

DELIMITER ;

HI TRY WITH MY BELOW SAMPLE CODE:

CREATE PROCEDURE PROCNAME 	
@CountryId integer ,
@CountryName VARCHAR(200) ,
@nType integer
AS
BEGIN
IF @nType=1
INSERT INTO Country VALUES(@CountryId,@CountryName);
ELSE IF @nType=2
UPDATE Country SET CountryName=@CountryName WHERE CountryId=@CountryId;
ELSE IF @nType=0
DELET FROM Country WHERE CountryId=@CountryId
END

NOW RUN BY BELOW COMMAND:

--To Insert
EXEC PROCNAME  1,'Bangladesh',1
--To UPDATE
EXEC PROCNAME  1,'Bangladesh',2
--To DELETE
EXEC PROCNAME  1,NULL,0

THE ABOVE CODE IS A SAMPLE CODE. YOU HAVE TO MODIFY IT.
LET ME KNOW IF YOU DIDN'T Get Me.

my co database designer i have a problem on mysql
pliss give me a sample code on edit update delete and select sample code for MS SQL

ALTER PROCEDURE ruff_stor
@cid int,
@fname varchar(10),
@lname varchar(10),
@city varchar(10),
@pin varchar(10),
@type varchar(10)

AS
begin
set nocount on

if @type = 'Insert'
begin
insert into ruff(fname,lname,city,pin) values (@fname,@lname,@city,@pin)
end

else if @type = 'Update'
begin
update ruff set fname=@fname,lname=@lname,city=@city,pin=@pin where cid=@cid
end

else if @type = 'Delete'
begin
delete from ruff where cid=@cid
end
End
return

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