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CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER tr_id before insert on comment for each row declare @maxid int; @mon int(2); @yr varchar(4); @finyr varchar(10); begin set mon:=to_number(to_char(:new.dt,'mm')); set yr:=to_char(:new.dt,'yy'); if mon>=4 then set finyr:=trim(yr)||'-'||trim(to_char(to_number(yr)+1,'00')); else set finyr:=to_char(to_number(yr)-1)||'-'||yr; end if; select max(comnocode) into maxid from comment; if maxid is null then set :new.compno:=1; set :new.comnocode:=finyr||'1'; else set :new.compno:=maxid+1; set :new.comnocode:='w'||trim(finyr)||'/'||trim(to_char(maxid+1,'00')); end if; end;

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I think CREATE or REPLACE only works in sql only

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The only host I found so far to support mysql triggers on shared packages is at http://www.placehost.net. I hope more will come. This is probably because hosting providers wait for plesk or cpanel to support such versions of PHP/MySql and those two are moving slower than anything else. PHP 5.2.9 came out recently and a lot of bugs were fixed yet nor cpanel or plesk supports this version. Mysql releases 5.4 soon so triggers will no longer need the super user privilege to be added, but, as always, how much time will the control panels need to support it?