What are Magic Table?
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Answer / anand k
the magic tables are deleted and inserted.
while we are inserting or deleting a rows into a object the
magic tables were created and after the commit transaction
the tables are removed.so it is called magic tables
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Answer / durga prasad.g
MAGIC TABLES NOTHING BUT INSERTED AND DELETED WHICH ARE
TEMPORARY OBJECTS CREATED BY SERVER INTERNALLY TO HOLD
RECENTLY INSERTED VALUES IN THE CASE OF INSERT,TO HOLD
RECENTLY DELETED VALUES IN THE CASE OF DELETE,TO HOLD
BEFORE UPDATING VALUES OR AFTER UPDATING VALUES IN THE CASE
OF UPDATE.
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Answer / sivashankar.soma
The INSERTED and DELETED tables, popularly known as MAGIC
TABLES.
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Answer / kar
The INSERTED and DELETED tables are the magic tables
anand ur right
roshan and shakila are totally wrong
prakash u r also wrong
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INSERTED and DELETED tables known as MAGIC
TABLES.
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Answer / subbu
suppose if we write a trigger on the table on insert or
delete or update
on insertion of record into that table,
inserted table will create automatically by database,
on deletion of record from that table,
deleted table will create automatically by database,
This two tables inserted and deleted are called magic
tables.
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Answer / shailendra kashyap
Magic Tables:
Whenever a trigger fires in response to the
INSERT,DELETE,or UPDATE statement,two special tables are
created.These are the insert and the delete tables.They are
also referred to as the magic tables.These are the
conceptual tables and are similar in structure to the table
on which trigger is defined(the trigger table).
The inserted table contains a copy of all records that are
inserted in the trigger table.
The deleted table contains all records that have been
deleted from deleted from the trigger table.Whenever any
updation takes place,the trigger uses both the inserted and
deleted tables
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Answer / imran badrampalli
There are 2 Magic Tables in SQL server Inserted and Deleted.
These are mantained by SQL server for Internal processing
whenever an update, insert of delete occur on a table.
However, we can refere these tables in a Trigger.
Whenever an update table statement is fired SQL server
mantains the original row before updation in a deleted
table and New (updated )row in a Inserted Table.
Same is the case when an insert is fired Only Inserted
table is populated with inserted Row.
and when Delete table statement is fired Deleted table is
populated with the deleted row.
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Answer / aastha pallav
Sometimes we need to know about the data which is being
inserted/deleted by triggers in database. With the
insertion and deletion of data, tables named “INSERTED”
and “DELETED” gets created in SQL Server which contains
modified/deleted data.
Here, “INSERTED” and “DELETED” tables are called magic
tables.
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Answer / yogesh
You all have answered what magic tables are. its correct :
there are two magic tables named inserted and deleted.
On Insertion :
whenever an insert takes place, the data goes into inserted
table before the commit of the transaction.
On Deletion :
Whenever a row gets deleted from a table, data goes into
deleted table.
On Update :
Since an update statement is a combination of delete and
insert so in case of update data goes in both, inserted and
deleted tables.
But the further Question is :
How the magic tables get created by ASE? Can any one give
the detailed and satisfactory answer?
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