In my question,
Does the SQL Standard mention trigger events on DDL (ALTER, CREATE, DROP)?
I address the fact that many databases are addressing this need with ad-hoc functionality. Do we need one tag for each database for this?
In my question,
Does the SQL Standard mention trigger events on DDL (ALTER, CREATE, DROP)?
I address the fact that many databases are addressing this need with ad-hoc functionality. Do we need one tag for each database for this?
I may have actually created event-trigger, which is the PostgreSQL name of this functionality. But I'll go on the record saying "DDL Trigger" isn't a shabby name.
While ALTER EXTENSION
is neither really DDL nor DML and it's covered by an Event Trigger it would seem that this is such a small thing it makes sense to merge them.
I don't even care which one we get the synonym will auto-correct to the other and that's fine.