DB2 Example: After Update Trigger
*========================================================*
* This program is intended to illustrate an after update *
* trigger that simulates an update cascade. *
* *
* *
* CRTSQLRPGI OBJ(CORPDATA/TRG03) SRCFILE(MJASRC/RPG) *
* COMMIT(*NONE) OUTPUT(*PRINT) *
* OPTION(*XREF *NOGEN) DBGVIEW(*SOURCE) *
* USRPRF(*OWNER) DYNUSRPRF(*ONER) *
* *
* CRTBNDRPG PGM(CORPDATA/TRG03) SRCFILE(QTEMP/QSQLTEMP1) *
* DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP(*CALLER) *
* DBGVIEW(*SOURCE) ALWNULL(*YES) *
* USRPRF(*OWNER) *
* *
* ADDPFTRG FILE(CORPDATA/DEPARTMENT) *
* TRGTIME(*AFTER) TRGEVENT(*UPDATE) *
* PGM(CORPDATA/TRG03) ALWREPCHG(*YES) *
* *
* *
*========================================================*
*
*========================================================*
* Definition of the structure passed as the first *
* parameter from database to the trigger program. *
* The include is used so that any additional fields *
* in the interface template in the future will be *
* brought into the program if it is recompiled. *
* *
* The includes in the QSYSINC library must be on *
* your system to compile this program. Option 13 of *
* the OS/400 install will install them. *
* *
*========================================================*
D/COPY QSYSINC/QRPGLESRC,TRGBUF
*
*========================================================*
* This is an overlay used to set addressability *
* to the various sections of the interface buffer *
* such as the before and after record images. *
*========================================================*
D INTARR S 1A BASED(INTPTR) DIM(32767)
D INTPTR S *
*
*========================================================*
* Definition of the trigger buffer length passed as *
* the second parameter from database to the trigger *
* program. *
*========================================================*
D PARM2 DS
D LENG 1 4B 0
*
*========================================================*
* These pointers are used to point to the before *
* and after images. The before and after images *
* are passed in the first parameter structure. *
*========================================================*
D BIMAGE S *
D AIMAGE S *
*
*========================================================*
* These based structures provide the subfields of *
* the record images. Externally defined data *
* structures are used so a recompile of the *
* program will always pick up the latest field *
* defintions. *
*========================================================*
D BEMP E DS EXTNAME(DEPARTMENT)
D BASED(BIMAGE)
D PREFIX(B)
D AEMP E DS EXTNAME(DEPARTMENT)
D BASED(AIMAGE)
D PREFIX(A)
*
*========================================================*
* Error output from QMHSNDPM *
*========================================================*
D/COPY QSYSINC/QRPGLESRC,QUSEC
D RTNDTA 17 56
*
*========================================================*
* Parameters for QMHSNDPM *
*========================================================*
D FLDS DS
D MSGLEN 1 4B 0
D PGMSTK 5 8B 0
D RTVLEN 9 12B 0
D MSGQLEN 13 16B 0
D PGMWTT 17 20B 0
D LASTOPEN 21 21A
*
*========================================================*
* If an error occurs, the trigger program should send an *
* error to database to indicate that the operation has *
* failed. To send an escape message, use the QMHSNDPM *
* API. We must send the message to the call stack entry *
* that comes immediately before the trigger program. *
* The first call stack entry in an ILE RPG trigger *
* program is the PEP. Below, we have defined the *
* name of the PEP for this ILE trigger program. *
*========================================================*
D MSGQNAM C CONST('_QRNP_PEP_TRG02')
*
*========================================================*
* Place the name of your message file in the first 10 *
* characters, padding with blanks to the 10th character. *
* Place the library name in the second 10 characters *
* padding with blanks. *
*========================================================*
D MSGFNAME C CONST('MSGF MJATST ')
D LEN C CONST(15)
D MODNAME C CONST('*NONE *NONE ')
*
C *ENTRY PLIST
C QDBTB PARM QDBTB
C PARM2 PARM PARM2
*
*========================================================*
* This is the parameter list of QMHSNDPM. *
*========================================================*
C PLIST1 PLIST
C PARM MSGID 7
C PARM MSGF 20
C PARM MSGDTA 25
C PARM MSGLEN
C PARM MSGTYP 10
C PARM MSGQUE 19
C PARM PGMSTK
C PARM MSGKEY 4
C PARM QUSEC
C PARM MSGQLEN
C PARM CSEQUAL 20
C PARM PGMWTT
*========================================================*
* Set the basing pointers for the interface *
* structure and the before and after images *
*========================================================*
C EVAL INTPTR = %ADDR(QDBTB)
C EVAL BIMAGE = %ADDR(INTARR(QDBORO+1))
C EVAL AIMAGE = %ADDR(INTARR(QDBNRO+1))
*
*========================================================*
* Only open or perform an update if the manager *
* number has changed. *
*========================================================*
C AMGRNO IFNE BMGRNO
*
*========================================================*
* Update the employee record. Note that SQL will keep *
* any of the used ODPs open. *
* Also SQL is able to use a specific isolation level *
* either by using the SET TRANSACTION statement or *
* by statement level isolation levels. *
*========================================================*
C QDBCLL IFEQ '0'
C/EXEC SQL UPDATE CORPDATA/EMPLOYEE SET WORKDEPT = :ADEPTNO
C+ WHERE EMPNO = :AMGRNO WITH NC
C/END-EXEC
C ELSE
C QDBCLL IFEQ '1'
C/EXEC SQL UPDATE CORPDATA/EMPLOYEE SET WORKDEPT = :ADEPTNO
C+ WHERE EMPNO = :AMGRNO WITH UR
C/END-EXEC
C ELSE
C QDBCLL IFEQ '2'
C/EXEC SQL UPDATE CORPDATA/EMPLOYEE SET WORKDEPT = :ADEPTNO
C+ WHERE EMPNO = :AMGRNO WITH CS
C/END-EXEC
C ELSE
C QDBCLL IFEQ '3'
C/EXEC SQL UPDATE CORPDATA/EMPLOYEE SET WORKDEPT = :ADEPTNO
C+ WHERE EMPNO = :AMGRNO WITH RS
C/END-EXEC
C ELSE
C/EXEC SQL UPDATE CORPDATA/EMPLOYEE SET WORKDEPT = :ADEPTNO
C+ WHERE EMPNO = :AMGRNO WITH RR
C/END-EXEC
C ENDIF
C ENDIF
C ENDIF
C ENDIF
*
*========================================================*
* If the SQL operation is unsuccessful for *
* some reason return a message to the application to *
* make the update fail. *
*========================================================*
C SQLCOD IFLT 0
*
*========================================================*
* Place the appropriate message ID here. *
*========================================================*
C MOVEL 'TRG0001' MSGID
C MOVEL MSGFNAME MSGF
C MOVE ' ' MSGDTA
C Z-ADD 25 MSGLEN
C MOVEL(P) '*ESCAPE' MSGTYP
C MOVEL(P) MSGQNAM MSGQUE
C MOVEL(P) MODNAME CSEQUAL
C MOVE ' ' MSGDTA
C Z-ADD 1 PGMSTK
C Z-ADD LEN MSGQLEN
C MOVE ' ' MSGKEY
C Z-ADD 66 QUSBPRV
C Z-ADD 0 QUSBAVL
C MOVE ' ' QUSEI
C MOVE ' ' QUSERVED
C MOVE ' ' RTNDTA
C CALL 'QMHSNDPM' PLIST1
C ENDIF
C ENDIF
*
C RETURN
Reference from JimmyOctane at Code400
Sunday, August 9, 2009
RPGIV : After Update Trigger
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