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Asked: May 30, 20262026-05-30T17:20:00+00:00 2026-05-30T17:20:00+00:00

Hi guys I need to create a trigger in ORACLE 10g which ensures that

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Hi guys I need to create a trigger in ORACLE 10g which ensures that a deathDate that is BEFORE the birthDate cannot be entered. I am really struggling on this please can you provide support thank you kind people.

My scheme is:

Actor (actorID, lastName, firstName, middleName, suffix, gender, birthDate, deathDate)
Movie (movieID, title, year, company, totalNoms, awardsWon, DVDPrice, discountPrice)
Quote (quoteID, quote)
Role (roleID ,roleName ,gender ,actorID* ,movieID*) 
RoleQuote (roleID*, quoteID*)

Thank you

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My relationship constraint are:

CONSTRAINT_NAME                C                                                
------------------------------ -                                                
QUOTE_FK                       R                                                
ROLE_FK                        R                                                
MOVIE_ROLE_FK                  R                                                
ACTOR_ROLE_FK                  R                                                
ACTORID                        P                                                
MOVIEID                        P                                                
QUOTEID                        P                                                
ROLEID                         P                                                
ROLEQUOTEID                    P       

Relationships:

ALTER TABLE Role ADD CONSTRAINT ACTOR_ROLE_FK FOREIGN KEY (actorID) REFERENCES Actor (actorID);
ALTER TABLE Role ADD CONSTRAINT MOVIE_ROLE_FK FOREIGN KEY (movieID) REFERENCES Movie (movieID);
ALTER TABLE RoleQuote ADD CONSTRAINT Role_FK FOREIGN KEY (roleID) REFERENCES Role (roleID);
ALTER TABLE RoleQuote ADD CONSTRAINT Quote_FK FOREIGN KEY (quoteID) REFERENCES Quote (quoteID);
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    2026-05-30T17:20:02+00:00Added an answer on May 30, 2026 at 5:20 pm

    That sort of constraint should be implemented as a CHECK constraint

    ALTER TABLE actor
      ADD CONSTRAINT chk_birth_before_death CHECK( birthDate < deathDate );
    

    If you really need the constraint to be enforced with a trigger (this will be slower and require more work)

    CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER check_death_date
      AFTER INSERT OR UPDATE ON actor
      FOR EACH ROW
    BEGIN
      IF( :new.birthDate > :new.deathDate )
      THEN
        RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR( -20001, 'Birth date cannot be later than death date.' );
      END IF;
    END;
    
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