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Trigger do work well with Web aplications, as a matter of fact, I find it hard to use the access routines from Net.Data, but the trigger is always there, regardless of the user interface.

I think an *AFTER trigger will have no problem with recursion.
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Fisher, Don wrote:

Both.  We're a small shop with only six developers.  I admit to being the
one pushing this architecture, though.

As I understand it, another benefit is these access programs could
eventually be tweaked to support browser based applications and "green
screen" applications simultaneously. Tough to do that with triggers.


Another problem with triggers is recursion.  If I need to update a related
record in the same file, I'd need to have my trigger program in a *NEW
activation group, which creates a lot of overhead.  Using access procedures
in service programs eliminates that problem.

As for stopping errant developers, a trigger could be used for that, though
we don't here.


Just my current opinion, which, of course, may change later.

Donald R. Fisher, III
Project Manager
Roomstore Furniture Company
(804) 784-7600 extension 2124
DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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I get my enforcement of business rules with triggers and constraints. Stops even the errant developer who updates a file directly with any
utilities. Again, only one place to maintain the logic. Don, are you the
developer of these functions, or only a user?
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