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I, too, recommend that trigger programs do the very minimum possible amount of work. To that end, the trigger-based workflow script functionality I recently added to our Wintouch product uses a precompilation strategy that allows the trigger program to run a much faster-executing script than what it would have to deal with otherwise, and defers time-consuming functions to other programs running in separate jobs. Effectively, the only things a trigger should do are those it can't defer (i.e., things that might cause a "before" trigger to veto an action, and those that need to happen before control is returned to the user), or those so fast that it's not worth deferring them. -- JHHL
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