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I rarely write triggers. I can use help setting up the thing.
CREATE TRIGGER audit_tableName
ON dbo.tableNameAudit
AFTER CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE on tableName
AS
BEGIN
--Get Created,updated,deletes items
INSERT into dbo.tableNameAudit(columns) VALUES ([allCUDitems])
END
GO
How do I get an iterate any CREATED, UPDATED, DELETED items that caused the trigger?
check out this msdn article.
the short of it are there are 2 special tables, inserted and deleted, that are accessible in your trigger. inserted will contain updated rows and inserted rows, while deleted will contain updated rows and deleted rows.
make sure that you understand that for a batch operation a trigger is only fired one time, so be sure to handle the possibility of multiple rows being present in those tables.