The DB2 Trigger can do various tasks following an insertion, some of which are:
Modify data in other tables: A DB2 trigger can be set up to modify data in other tables following an insertion in the main table.
Perform additional checks: A DB2 trigger can be set up to perform additional checks on the data being inserted to ensure data integrity.
Notify users: A DB2 trigger can be set up to send notifications to users or other systems following an insertion.
Update view: A DB2 trigger can be set up to update a view whenever data is inserted into the table.
Maintain audit trail: A DB2 trigger can be set up to maintain an audit trail of all insertions made to the table.
Assign default values: A DB2 trigger can be set up to assign default values to certain fields whenever data is inserted into the table.
Block insertion: A DB2 trigger can be set up to block the insertion of certain data into the table based on predefined criteria.
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