Monday, March 19, 2012

cannot create multiple triggers

PLS HELP !!!!
I cannot create multiple triggers (AFTER) of command type INSERT. When
I create a new one the previous one gets deleted.
Prodcut: SQL Server Enterprise Edition.
Product Version:8.00.194 (TRM).
The funny thing is that this happens on clients production environment
while I am able to create multiple triggers on my development
environment. The properties for this sql servers is as follows
Product: SQL Server Enterprise Edition.
Production Version: 8.00.760 (SP3).
Is this because of different product version or am i missing something?Hi
Tell you client to apply at least SQL Server 20000 SP3a. They are totally
unpatched and susceptible to Slammer.
Regards
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Mike Epprecht, Microsoft SQL Server MVP
Zurich, Switzerland
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<agandhi@.usc.edu> wrote in message
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> PLS HELP !!!!
> I cannot create multiple triggers (AFTER) of command type INSERT. When
> I create a new one the previous one gets deleted.
> Prodcut: SQL Server Enterprise Edition.
> Product Version:8.00.194 (TRM).
> The funny thing is that this happens on clients production environment
> while I am able to create multiple triggers on my development
> environment. The properties for this sql servers is as follows
> Product: SQL Server Enterprise Edition.
> Production Version: 8.00.760 (SP3).
> Is this because of different product version or am i missing something?
>|||Thanks for the recommendation and I will do that immediately but any
idea about not being able to create multiple triggers.
Regards,|||Why SP3a and not SP4? SQL Server 2000 is installed on Windows 2000
Machine.|||The service pack may fix the problem you're having with creating multiple
triggers. If it works on the development server and not on the production
server, then it is probably the service pack. Unless the triggers are
instead of triggers, you can have more than one trigger of the same kind on
a table provided the name of the trigger is different for each one.
<agandhi@.usc.edu> wrote in message
news:1121985554.564111.259640@.g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Thanks for the recommendation and I will do that immediately but any
> idea about not being able to create multiple triggers.
> Regards,
>|||agandhi@.usc.edu wrote:
> Why SP3a and not SP4? SQL Server 2000 is installed on Windows 2000
> Machine.
He said SP3a as a *minimum*. Whether they're ready to move up to SP4 or
not is more of a business decision, and less of a "we have a massive
security hole here" kind of thing.
Damien

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