Using the instance of Interactive SQL connected to the remote database, create a trigger to set the insert_time on each row when it is inserted using the following SQL.

CREATE TRIGGER emp_ins AFTER INSERT ON employee
REFERENCING NEW AS newrow
FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
    UPDATE employee SET insert_time = CURRENT TIMESTAMP
    WHERE id = newrow.id
END;

This timestamp is used to determine if a row has been inserted since the last synchronization. This trigger is not fired when dbmlsync is applying downloaded inserts from the consolidated database because later in this example you set the FireTriggers extended option to off. Rows inserted by the download get an insert_time of 1900-01-01, the default value defined when the employee table was created. This value should always be before the start progress so those rows are not treated as new inserts and are not uploaded during the next synchronization.

Still in the remote database, create a procedure to return as a result set all the inserted rows to be uploaded.

CREATE PROCEDURE employee_insert()
RESULT( id  unsigned integer,
          name varchar( 256 ),
          salary numeric( 9,2 )
      )
BEGIN
    DECLARE start_time timestamp;

    SELECT value
    INTO start_time
    FROM #hook_dict
    WHERE name = 'start progress as timestamp';

    // Upload as inserts all rows inserted after the start_time
    // that were not subsequently deleted
    SELECT id, name, salary
    FROM employee e
    WHERE insert_time > start_time AND
       NOT EXISTS( SELECT id FROM employee_delete ed  WHERE ed.id = e.id );

END;