Trigger help
As Tom says, a trigger is part of the statement that fired the trigger. There are some ways to partly sneak around this, but they can create an even bigger mess. Particularly,never use BEGIN or COMMIT...
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When you are enter a trigger, you are always in transaction state. Even if the original statement that fired the trigger was not contained in a transaction, SQL creates one that has the original...
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I am trying to create an AFTER TRIGGERCREATE TRIGGER trg_Table_u_i_d ON dbo.Table FOR INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE AS BEGIN TRY BEGIN TRANSACTION Do the DML Operations, Call stored procedures which will...
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