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SQL | Archived exercise | Move person in procedure, and log if OK
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If you haven't already done so, run the stored procedure in the above folder to generate a database of training courses and delegates.
This exercise will create a procedure to allow you to move a person to a different organisation. Your procedure will begin in a similar way to this:
The two arguments are the person to move, and the organisation to move them to
Create a log table to hold a record of every successful move:
Create 2 columns as shown here - iniitally your table will be empty
Write your stored procedure so that it:
- Begins a transaction
- Inserts a record in the log table recording that a person has been moved
- Runs an UPDATE statement to change the person's OrgId column value
- Commits the transaction if this doesn't generate an error, or rolls it back otherwise
Try testing your stored procedure - here are 3 suggestions to try:
Existing constraints will ensure that you can only move someone to a company which already exists
Optionally, save the code to generate your stored procedure as Log person moves.sql, then close it down.