how to create one trigger for all DML statements in mysql

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how to create one trigger for all DML statements in mysql

Posted 22-Aug-12 21:45pm

madhu.gone

Updated 10-Mar-18 2:09am

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Mohibur Rashid 23-Aug-12 4:00am

Need more explanation, may be just for me.

ZurdoDev 23-Aug-12 8:26am

I think the OP is asking for a single trigger that will handle updates, deletes, and inserts instead of separate triggers. I haven't used MySQL so I have no idea if you can do that.

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