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Simulate Mutating table error

/**

Pre-requisite : Understanding on Triggers

Mutating table error occurs when update action in trigger is processed and the records are fetched by a SELECT statement for validation.
Because the inconsistency is on Select statement values....
**/

create or replace trigger emp_update
after insert or update of sal,ename
on emp
for each row
declare
dummy number;
begin
if :new.ename is not null and ( :new.sal > :old.sal or :old.ename <> :new.ename )
then

begin
select sal into dummy from emp
where ename= :new.ename
and sal > :new.sal;

exception
when no_data_found then
dbms_output.put_line('sdfsdfsdfdsfsdfsdf');
end;

end if;
end;
/



Select *
from emp;

insert into emp values('SUSIL',9000);

commit;

update emp
set sal=9001
where ename='SUSIL';

rollback;


Guys, i shall write the solution for this in the next post.

Happy learning!!!!!

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