Yes, trigger should run under the same commitment definition as the
caller program. That is a given. The problem is what if you need the
trigger to do a task that cannot run under commitment control? For
example, send an email under certain condition, submit a job under
certain condition...
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Subject: Re: Trigger programme without a trigger.
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The trigger should run under the same commitment definition as the main
program. Then it doesn't have to worry about commit or rollback.
Database will handle it.
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