SQL Triggers are database objects that are associated with a table and are automatically executed when a specific event occurs, such as an insert, update, or delete. Triggers can be used to ...

Another way to delete data from a table using SQL DB2 is to use the DROP statement. This statement drops the table and all its associated objects, such as indexes, views, triggers, and constraints ...

In the Diagram Pane, select the table, view, user-defined function, synonym, or query, and then press DELETE, or right-click the object and then choose Remove in the resulting dialog box. You can ...

@table_name sysname = 'EMPTY', -- WARNING: This is a proof-of-concept. Do not use this code in any production environment without extensive testing and/or re-writing the code. -- Description -- At ...

I'm working on learning PL/SQL right now.<P>I don't know how you have your tables set up, but I believe the best way (for data integrity) is to use foreign keys w/ cascade delete.