Advanced SQL (programming) videos | SQL Programming Part 16 - DDL Triggers

Posted by Andrew Gould on 27 November 2013


Triggers are special stored procedures that you can attach to various events within a database. This video covers DDL, or Data Definition Language triggers, which you can use to handle events associated with changing the objects in a datatbase. This video concentrates on creating triggers to handle the CREATE, ALTER and DROP events and will show you how to scope a trigger to a single database or to an entire server. You'll also see how to disable and enable triggers, as well as how to change the order in which your triggers fire.

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