GREED Posted February 27, 2012 Posted February 27, 2012 Yeah..... probably best to test it first. I'd suggest conduct log and attendance tables as good candidates. I found this: Data Points: Exploring SQL Server Triggers which says as long as you don't do anything silly, and keep to row-sets, not cursors (a simple INSERT will be fine), trigger performance is OK. The royal you, I'm not going to mess with SIMS back end (again!)
jinnantonnixx Posted February 27, 2012 Posted February 27, 2012 The royal you, I'm not going to mess with SIMS back end (again!) I wouldn't think SIMS would be too happy if it all went Judge Jules* after you got trigger-happy. Bit of a smoking gun, if you'll excuse the weaponish pun. *Worse than Pete Tong.
GREED Posted February 27, 2012 Posted February 27, 2012 I wouldn't think SIMS would be too happy if it all went Judge Jules* after you got trigger-happy. Bit of a smoking gun, if you'll excuse the weaponish pun. *Worse than Pete Tong. I love that, scales of going wrong based on Radio DJs...
jinnantonnixx Posted February 27, 2012 Posted February 27, 2012 I love that, scales of going wrong based on Radio DJs... Indeed, been using the RDJSOC (Radio DJ Scale Of Catastrophe - pronounced R DJ SOCK) for quite a while now. When things go Tony Blackburn, you've got real problems....
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