PostgreSQL - Triggers in PostgreSQLWhich record variable would you use in a BEFORE INSERT trigger to access the row data being inserted?ANEWBOLD_ROWCOLDDPRE_INSERTCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify trigger typeIn BEFORE INSERT triggers, the row does not exist yet, so OLD is not available.Step 2: Use NEW recordNEW holds the data that will be inserted, so it is the correct record to access.Final Answer:NEW -> Option AQuick Check:NEW = row data to be inserted [OK]Quick Trick: Use NEW for data being inserted in BEFORE INSERT triggers [OK]Common Mistakes:Using OLD in INSERT triggersAssuming OLD_ROW is validUsing PRE_INSERT which does not exist
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