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Designing a T-SQL trigger
On occasions when building a project involving an Access front-end and a SQL Server backend, we ‘ve run into this question. Should we use a trigger for something? Designing a SQL Server trigger for Access application may be a solution but only after careful considerations. Sometime this gets suggested as a way to keep the business logic within database, rather than the application. Normally, I like having the business logic defined as close to the database as possible. So, is trigger the solution we want for our Access front-end?
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