May 8, 2009 at 1:26 pm
How can using a T-SQL triggers to prevent the modification of several fields that belong to a table?
May 8, 2009 at 2:59 pm
There are two basic ways to do this, both through a trigger:
1) Use the Update() function to determine if any of the column(s) was SET by the update (and optionally also check the inserted and deleted pseudotable's column values for actual changes), and if so, then Rollback the transaction.
2) Use the Update() function to determine if any of the column(s) was SET by the update and then also check the inserted and deleted pseudotable's column values for actual changes, and if so, reset the column's values back to their original (using "deleted").
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