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|    Gene Wirchenko to All    |
|    SSE 2008: Trigger: Modifying Data to be     |
|    08 Apr 11 15:11:13    |
      XPost: microsoft.public.sqlserver.programming       From: genew@ocis.net              Dear SQLers:               How do I modify the data that is going to be written to a table?               I understand that this data is in a logical table called       inserted, but that this data can not be modified. I really would like       to.               I want to put a filter in between to clean up the data. The       procedure that I posted recently that cleans up strings would be       useful here. I would like to invoke this in the trigger.               For example, with my table Accounts, if ACName is entered as        " Account Name "       I would like this to be cleaned up to        "Account Name"       and the latter value be the one written to the table.               Since I can not write to the inserted logical table, I do not       know how to do this.               One idea is to disallow application write access to Accounts,       have a shadow table that is written to and in its trigger, process its       rows and write accordingly to Accounts. This seems rather       complicated. I hope that there is a better way.              Sincerely,              Gene Wirchenko              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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