Here is my sample table.
CREATE TABLE employee_test(
idTst SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
monthDownload VARCHAR(6),
changeDate DATE);
I am trying to create a function and trigger that would update changeDate attribute with a current date when monthDownload attribute is updated.
The function I have it works with one problem. It updates all records instead of the one that was updated.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION downloadMonthChange()
RETURNS TRIGGER AS
$$
BEGIN
IF NEW.monthDownload <> OLD.monthDownload THEN
UPDATE employee_test
SET changeDate = current_date
where OLD.idTst = NEW.idTst;
END IF;
RETURN NEW;
END;
$$
Language plpgsql;
Trigger
Create TRIGGER dataTest
AFTER UPDATE
ON employee_test
FOR EACH ROW
EXECUTE PROCEDURE downloadMonthChange();
When I execute the following Update statement:
UPDATE employee_test SET monthDownload = 'oct12'
WHERE idTst = 1;
All changeDate rows get update with a current date. Is there a way to have only a row with changed record to have a current date updated.
