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Declare v_array in a package if you want to make it global (to a session -- each session will have its own copy of the variable). CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE my_global_pkg IS TYPE arr IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(32) INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER; g_array arr; END my_global_pkg; CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER EMPLOYEE_TRG AFTER INSERT OR DELETE OR UPDATE ON EMPLOYEE FOR EACH ROW BEGIN IF UPDATING THEN DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE('NEW DATA: ' ||:new.NAME ||', OLD DATA: '||:old.
NAME); DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE('ID: ' || :new. P_ID); my_global_pkg.
G_array(:new. P_ID) := :new.NAME; DBMS_OUTPUT. PUT_LINE('COUNTER: ' || my_global_pkg.
G_array. COUNT); END IF; END; For Multi-session global variables, use relational tables (with appropriate multi-user locking).
You declare the array inside the trigger. So it isn't global, but local. Everytime your trigger runs, you get a new array.
You add one item, display its count, and release it again. The count shows 1, so that works. Your code is working fine, although it's useless.
:) What did you mean it to do? No wait, the count belongs to a different array. You put an item in a local array, and display the count of another (global?
) array. No wonder it won't work. I think you're modifying the wrong array.
Declare v_array in a package if you want to make it global (to a session -- each session will have its own copy of the variable).
You declare the array inside the trigger. So it isn't global, but local. Everytime your trigger runs, you get a new array.
You add one item, display its count, and release it again. The count shows 1, so that works.
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