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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!)

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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.

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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...

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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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