Oui, vous devez créer un déclencheur after insert trigger
pour ça
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create trigger total_votes_count after insert on votes
for each row
begin
if (new.value == 1) then
update posts set total_votes = total_votes+1
where id = new.id_post;
elseif (new.value == -1) then
update posts set total_votes = total_votes-1
where id = new.id_post;
end if;
end;//
delimiter //
Pour gérer la mise à jour, tout reste le même, seulement vous avez besoin d'un autre déclencheur quelque chose comme
delimiter //
create trigger total_votes_count_upd after update on votes
for each row
begin
if (new.value == 1) then
update posts set total_votes = total_votes+1
where id = new.id_post;
elseif (new.value == -1) then
update posts set total_votes = total_votes-1
where id = new.id_post;
end if;
end;//
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Puisque vous avez 2 tables de publication, vous devrez l'utiliser dans la condition if
delimiter //
create trigger total_votes_count after insert on votes
for each row
begin
if (new.value == 1) then
if (new.table_name == 'post_A') then
update posts_A set total_votes = total_votes+1
where id = new.id_post;
else
update posts_B set total_votes = total_votes+1
where id = new.id_post;
end if;
elseif (new.value == -1) then
if (new.table_name == 'post_A') then
update posts_A set total_votes = total_votes-1
where id = new.id_post;
else
update posts_B set total_votes = total_votes-1
where id = new.id_post;
end if ;
end if;
end;//
delimiter //
Faites de même pour le déclencheur de mise à jour.