>>My UI is built in such a way that only one row can be deleted from the parent table anyway. But I will see if I still should add your code that check and raises the error.
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>>As far as my original question. Are you saying that if any UPDATE CHILD in my trigger fails the SQL Server will raise an error anyways? What if update of CHILD 3 fails, will SQL Server roll back the changes to the CHILD 1 and 2?
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>>Thank you.
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>The best way is to try and test. Without testing I'm guessing that none of the updates will take place is one of the updates fail.
I agree with you; this is the right way. I just need to learn how to make one of the child updates to fail :). Thank you.
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