Has anyone else on this board been unfortunate enough to be tasked with
developing a JSP/Java product against an existing SQLServer 7.0 database on
the back end? As a developer, I am familiar with using Oracle and
SQLAnywhere on the back end with Java/JSP, both of which have the concept of
"cascade deletes". But I have been fortunate enough NOT to have worked with
SQLServer, until today. MS SQLServer 7.0 does not utilize the concept of
"cascade deletes", and uses triggers instead to "cascade delete" among
related tables within a schema. If anyone else has been in the same
position as I now find myself in, can you direct me to some SQLServer web
sites/resources that explain how to write triggers that can accept a
parameter in SQLServer? The MS web site has not been of much use to me
today, including SQLServer Books Online, so I am hoping someone else out
there may have run across some better resources/discussion groups regarding
this subject.
Thanks in advance!!!!
Celeste
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