Trigger Notifications for Critical Data updates
Notification Trigger using Stored Procedure
Write a PostgreSQL query to create a trigger that calls a stored procedure to send notifications when critical updates occur in a table.
Solution:
Explanation:
- Purpose of the Query:
- The goal is to send a notification when a record marked as critical is updated.
- This demonstrates how to conditionally execute a stored procedure using a trigger.
- Key Components:
- The WHEN clause ensures the trigger fires only when the critical_flag is TRUE.
- The stored procedure calls an assumed notification function.
- Real-World Application:
- Useful in alerting systems where immediate action is required for critical data changes.
Notes:
- Ensure that the notify_user function exists and is correctly implemented.
- The critical_table must include a critical_flag column for conditional triggering.
For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a trigger that sends a notification when a critical field's value exceeds a specific threshold.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a trigger that sends an email alert via an external function upon inserting a critical record.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a trigger that logs an alert into a notifications table when multiple fields change simultaneously.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a trigger that conditionally calls a notification procedure only when complex business rules are met.
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