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    Mutating Table - autonomous transaction problem

    Hi,

    i'm trying to avoid a mutating table issue with an autonomous transaction.

    i have to tables:

    Table A:

    Resnr=Reservation #
    Pernr=Personal #

    ID RESNR PERNR
    ----------- ----------- ---------
    818 358 5161
    819 359 5156

    Table B:

    RESNR PERNR
    ----------- ---------
    358
    359

    What i need to do, is to ensure that PERNR 5161 is not allowed to be entered into Table B, Column PERNR by RESNR 358.

    Table A is a Reservation Table and i need to guarantee that the person who makes the reservation is a different one, that the one that will be entered into Table B.

    I need to have a before - row-level trigger. This trigger produces a mutating Table problem, so i've tried to call a autonomous function. I'm not sure, whether that's the best way.

    Here are my attempts:
    ---------------------------------
    Trigger:

    create or replace trigger trig_check_pernr
    before update of pernr on Table B
    for each row
    declare
    v_funct number;

    begin
    select func_vier_augen(:new.pernr) into v_funct from dual;
    .
    .
    .
    end;
    ---------------------------------------
    Function:


    create or replace function func_vier_augen(pernr_in number)
    pragma autonomous_transaction;
    return number is

    c_number number;
    c_number1 number;
    c_number2 number;


    begin

    select ausleihe.pernr
    into c_number
    from reservierung, ausleihe
    where (pernr_in = reservierung.pernr
    and ausleihe.resnr = reservierung.resnr);
    return c_number;
    commit;
    end;
    --------------------------------------

    Any ideas?

    thanks in advance,
    Stefan Hausknecht
    Last edited by buck; 02-22-2005 at 06:04 PM.

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