Hi,
I have a table as:
create table sections (
id serial not null primary key,
parent_id references sections(id)
);
there is only one row where the parent_id is NULL, and that is the root
section, all others refers to a section. Now I want to create a trigger,
so that whenever I delete a section I can delete all sections that has
the deleted section as parent, which in turn will run the triggers for
the deleted sections. Thus I will be able to clear an entire branch with
only one SQL command from the client.
consider the content:
id parent_id
0 NULL
1 0
2 1
3 2
and when I run the command
delete from sections where id=1;
I want this to trigger a function which will do
delete from sections where parent_id=( 'id' field in the current row[1] )
which in turn will trigger the same function to do
delete from sections where parent_id=( 'id' field in the current row[2] )
is there any way to do this in PostgreSQL? I couldn't find a way of
refering to the current row in a trigger in the postgresql reference.
Sincerely,
/Magnus Sjöstrand
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