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Trigger in different version of sqlserver
Posted Date: 11 Apr 2008 Resource Type:
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Category:
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Posted By:
Nitin Srivastava
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In SQLServer 6.5 :
We can define only three triggers per table
One for INSERT
One for UPDATE and
One for DELETE.
From SQL Server 7.0 onwards:
This restriction is gone and now we can create multiple triggers per each action.
Like we can create more than one trigger for INSERT etc..
But SQL Server 7.0 has one restriction
We can't specify which trigger fires first and which at last.
In SQL Server 2000
We can specify which trigger will fires first and which at last,
but still we cannot order the rest of trigger.
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