A client of Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check asked me questions about types of triggers. Let us learn about it.
Well, there are three main types of triggers.
- DDL Trigger – DDL trigger runs when Data Definition Language events occur in the database. DDL events are CREATE, ALTER and DROP statements.
- DML Trigger – DML trigger runs when Data Modification Language events occur in the database. DML events are INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements.
- Logon Trigger – Logon triggers runs when Logon events happen in SQL Server. When you log in to the SQL Server instance, the triggers execute.
Do you use triggers for your business applications? I have stopped using them for many years and it has been fantastically fine. Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
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