how to create scalar function in sql server that copy a data into another table when delete from the main table is occurs

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Hi Everyone,

I want to create a SQL-Server scalar function that copy a data into new temp table when delete from the main table is occurs

Thanks in advance..

Posted 3-Dec-13 20:25pm

Rahul JR

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Rahul JR 4-Dec-13 3:11am

new Temp Table means studentcopy table and
main table means student table

skydger 4-Dec-13 3:42am

Why to use scalar function instead of stored procedure? What are the arguments it must contain? What is the value the function should return? Please improve you question.

Rahul JR 4-Dec-13 4:35am

thnks for replay but i want some think like whenever a delete from main table is occurs than that data should be copied into to copy table

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Varsha Ramnani · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-03T23:00:00

Solution 1

try Delete Trigger[^] and to know more read SQL server database Triggers[^].

Posted 3-Dec-13 23:00pm

Varsha Ramnani