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As mentioned previously, building dietlibc also builds a front end for gcc that causes gcc to build against the header files used by dietlibc and to link with dietlibc rather than Glibc (or some other C library). This front-end application is known as diet. To use it, simply precede your standard gcc command line with the name of the diet application, as in the following example, which shows building a static version of the standard hello, world application with both Glibc and dietlibc, and the resulting difference in binary size: $ gcc o hello hello.c static $ diet gcc o hello_diet hello.c static $ ls l hello hello_diet -rwxr-xr-x -rwxr-xr-x 1 wvh users 521447 2006-04-06 13:21 hello 1 wvh users 2783 2006-04-06 13:20 hello_diet

This recipe started off by creating a single column test table. Three DML INSERT triggers were then added to it. Using sp_settriggerorder, the first and last triggers to fire were defined: EXEC sp_settriggerorder 'trg_i_TestTriggerOrder', 'First', 'INSERT' EXEC sp_settriggerorder 'trg_i_TestTriggerOrder2', 'Last', 'INSERT' An INSERT was then performed against the table, and the trigger messages were returned in the expected order. To reiterate this point, if you can, use a single trigger on a table when possible (when of the same type). If you must create multiple triggers of the same type, and your trigger contains ROLLBACK functionality if an error occurs, be sure to set the trigger that has the most likely chance of failing as the first trigger to execute. This way only the first-fired trigger need execute, preventing the other triggers from having to fire and roll back transactions unnecessarily.

Though this is obviously not a complex program, the difference in size is pretty remarkable. When statically linked with dietlibc, the same binary, you save over half a megabyte. We have a winner! Using dietlibc with a cross-compiler is similarly easy, as shown in the following example. The following example shows using a PowerPC cross-compiler to build a static version of the standard hello, world application with both uClibc and dietlibc, demonstrates that both are ppc executables, and then shows the resulting difference in binary size: $ powerpc-linux-gcc -o hello_ppc hello.c --static $ diet powerpc-linux-gcc -o hello_ppc_diet hello.c static $ file hello_ppc hello_ppc_diet hello_ppc: ELF 32-bit MSB executable, PowerPC or cisco 4500, version 1 (SYSV), statically linked, not stripped hello_ppc_diet: ELF 32-bit MSB executable, PowerPC or cisco 4500, version 1 (SYSV), statically linked, not stripped $ ls -al hello_ppc hello_ppc_diet -rwxr-xr-x -rwxr-xr-x 1 wvh users 22338 2006-04-06 13:51 hello_ppc 1 wvh users 2492 2006-04-06 14:08 hello_ppc_diet

The syntax for dropping a trigger differs by trigger type (DML or DDL). The syntax for dropping a DML trigger is as follows: DROP TRIGGER schema_name.trigger_name [ ,...n ] Table 12-7 details the argument of this command. Table 12-7. DROP TRIGGER Argument (DML)

You can also use dietlibc with programs that use an Autoconf/Automake-driven approach to configuration, as in the following example: $ CC="diet powerpc-linux-gcc" ./configure --disable-nls If you experience problems using dietlibc, you can add its v switch to produce verbose output that may help you identify the source of any problems. dietlibc has been used for quite a while, on a number of platforms, and is quite stable. If you actually find a problem, I am sure that Felix would love to hear about it.

The syntax for dropping a DDL trigger is as follows: DROP TRIGGER trigger_name [ ,...n ] ON { DATABASE | ALL SERVER } Table 12-8 details the arguments of this command. Table 12-8. DROP TRIGGER Arguments (DDL)

The DDL trigger name to be removed from the database (for a database-level DDL trigger) or SQL Server instance (for a serverscoped trigger). Defines whether you are removing a DATABASE-scoped DDL trigger or a server-scoped trigger (ALL SERVER).