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SQL server 7.0 and Java

 
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Hello All,
Is there any way to fire a triger to a Java Application throug a SQL server 7.0 when a database goes below certain value .Higly appreciate if any body have any experience .
Saima
 
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There's a concept of an extended stored procedure, which is essentially a DLL that you write that SQL Server can execute. You would then write your trigger to execute the extended stored procedure if your condition was met, and your extended stored procedure would then trigger your Java code.
Unfortunately, I have no experience doing this sort of thing, so can't give you too much more info. But thought it was a direction worth looking into.
 
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Thanks a lot Tina.
I am not using the SQL server documentation for extended stored procedures.
Let's pray for me.

Saima
 
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