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Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial » Trigger » Auidt Table 
28. 12. 2. Audit trigger
SQL>
SQL> CREATE TABLE game_player
  2  (player_id    NUMBER,
  3   game_id      NUMBER,
  4   group_number NUMBER,
  5   marked       VARCHAR2(1DEFAULT 'N',
  6   pcmac        VARCHAR2(1DEFAULT 'N',
  7   score        NUMBER,
  8   CONSTRAINT game_player_pk
  9   PRIMARY KEY (player_id, game_id, group_number));

Table created.

SQL>
SQL> CREATE TABLE game_player_audit
  2  (player_id    NUMBER,
  3   game_id      NUMBER,
  4   group_number NUMBER,
  5   old_marked   VARCHAR2(1),
  6   new_marked   VARCHAR2(1),
  7   old_pcmac    VARCHAR2(1),
  8   new_pcmac    VARCHAR2(1),
  9   old_score    NUMBER,
 10   new_score    NUMBER,
 11   change_date  DATE,
 12   operation    VARCHAR2(6));

Table created.

SQL>
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER audit_game_players
  2  AFTER INSERT OR UPDATE OR DELETE ON game_player
  3  FOR EACH ROW
  4  BEGIN
  5    IF INSERTING THEN
  6      INSERT INTO game_player_audit(player_id,game_id,group_number,
  7                              new_marked,new_pcmac,new_score,
  8                              change_date,operation)
  9      VALUES(:new.player_id,:new.game_id,:new.group_number,
 10             :new.marked,:new.pcmac,:new.score,
 11             SYSDATE,'INSERT');
 12    ELSIF UPDATING THEN
 13      INSERT INTO game_player_audit(player_id,game_id,group_number,
 14                                old_marked,new_marked,
 15                                old_pcmac,new_pcmac,
 16                              old_score,new_score,
 17                              change_date,operation)
 18      VALUES(:new.player_id,:new.game_id,:new.group_number,
 19             :old.marked,:new.marked,
 20             :old.pcmac,:new.pcmac,
 21             :old.score,:new.score,
 22             SYSDATE,'UPDATE');
 23    ELSIF DELETING THEN
 24      INSERT INTO game_player_audit(player_id,game_id,group_number,
 25                              old_marked,old_pcmac,old_score,
 26                              change_date,operation)
 27      VALUES(:old.player_id,:old.game_id,:old.group_number,
 28             :old.marked,:old.pcmac,:old.score,
 29             SYSDATE,'DELETE');
 30    END IF;
 31  END;
 32  /

Trigger created.

SQL>
SQL>
SQL> drop table game_player;

Table dropped.

SQL>
SQL> drop table game_player_audit;

Table dropped.

SQL>
28. 12. Auidt Table
28. 12. 1. Use audit table in a trigger
28. 12. 2. Audit trigger
28. 12. 3. Logging All Operatins Using Autonumbering
28. 12. 4. Logging All Operations
28. 12. 5. Logging INSERT Operations
28. 12. 6. Logging INSERT Operations With WHEN Conditions
28. 12. 7. Trigger for auditing
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