>Does anybody knows the way to add triggers on buffered tables ? I've read in help that triggers don't support buffering and I just wonder why ? What I supposed to do when I want to add "Restrict" rule for deleting the key record from the parent table with matching keys in child one ? Use "Record rule" ? It's a procedure which is fired each time I edit record but I need to separate Insert, Update and Delete.
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>P.S. I hardly can imagine working with large amounts of data via GUI without buffering data. So why shouldn't I use triggers to save my data referential integrity ? (This question is addressed to VFP developers team :-))

I use both together in my applications, all the time. I don't know any reason why you shouldn't combine triggers and buffering.

Please note when the trigger will fire:

use MyTable ...
CursorSetProp("Buffering", 5, ...)
replace MyField with MyValue && trigger doesn't fire
TableUpdate(...() && trigger fires here

Hilmar.