Using AFTER Triggers
An AFTER
trigger is the original mechanism that SQL Server created to provide an automated response to data modifications. Prior to the release of SQL Server 2000, the AFTER
trigger was the only type of trigger, and the word AFTER
was rarely used in its name. Any trigger written for prior versions of SQL Server or documentation referring to these triggers is for AFTER
triggers.
SQL Server 2000 introduced a new type of trigger called an INSTEAD OF
trigger. This trigger is discussed later in the section titled “INSTEAD OF
Triggers.” The introduction of that new trigger and inclusion of the word AFTER
in the name of the old trigger have helped accentuate the behavior of the AFTER
trigger: The AFTER
trigger executes after a data ...
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