PLEASE USE SQL SERVER TO EXECUTE THESE PLEASE. PROVIDE SCREENSHOTS!

 

20. Now let us do something more complex with a trigger. Imagine that we would like to

store a history of price changes for each item. To do so, we would first need to create an

Item_price_history table that stores at a minimum a reference to the item, its old price,

its new price, and the date of the change. We could then define a trigger on the Item

table that updates the Item_price_history table whenever an item price is updated.

For this step, go ahead and create the Item_price_history table as described. Paste in an

updated ERD which includes that new table. Also capture a screenshot of the table

creation in SQL.

 

21. Define the trigger as described in the previous step

 

22. Last, change the price of plates to 11, and the price of spoons to 4. Capture a

screenshot of a listing of the contents of the Item_price_history table, which verifies

that your trigger did indeed store the price change history as expected. Briefly explain

the contents of the table.

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