Re: triggers within commit cycles

Charly,

Assuming that the file that the trigger is on is journaled, the commit
should un-do whatever action occurred, including a delete of a record.  The
trigger will not re-fire.

Al

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                    "Charly Jones"
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Here are some dumb questions:

If I update a record in a file that has an update trigger, then rollback
the
transaction using commitment control, does the trigger program fire again
with the correct update that puts the record back like it was?

And does a delete that is rolled back fire the trigger program again, if
there is a delete trigger?

And does an add that is rolled back cause the trigger program to fire with
a
delete of the just added record?

Thanks a bunch,

Charly Jones
253 265-6244
Gig Harbor Washington




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