> Does Java have some kind of event-driven api for this sort of thing?
No it doesn't. Neither does any other programming language/database
access library. Databases aren't supposed to do that.
You could conceivably write a trigger that notifies an external
app/library that a row has been updated/inserted, but you don't want
that either. It will mean a lot of overhead and it will most probably
noticeably affect the performance of insert/update operations. Do you
think it's worth it?
Instead you could just poll the table you're interested in and see if
anything has been added/modified; a trigger to update a timestamp would
be quite enough then.
Re: oldest American skull found! ... > Trigger was a horse, you dummy, not his great aunt. ... It's sort of like the bone reliquiae of various saints on ... > display in churches and museums all over Italy. ... > important enough to have his/hers bones displayed in a museum.... (sci.archaeology)
Re: oldest American skull found! ... > Trigger was a horse, you dummy, not his great aunt. ... It's sort of like the bone reliquiae of various saints on ... > display in churches and museums all over Italy. ... > important enough to have his/hers bones displayed in a museum.... (sci.anthropology)
Re: oldest American skull found! ... > Trigger was a horse, you dummy, not his great aunt. ... It's sort of like the bone reliquiae of various saints on ... > display in churches and museums all over Italy. ... > important enough to have his/hers bones displayed in a museum.... (sci.anthropology.paleo)
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