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In SQL Server use `SET NOCOUNT ON` so tools taking the last modified record count won
Interesting read:*Time eating bug of the day… – Fabian S. Biehn – Google+. TL;DR: in SQL Server use SET NOCOUNT ON so tools taking the last modified record count won’t be confused by your trigger. Source: [WayBack]*Time eating bug of the day: I used a TADOQuery.ExecSQL (on Berlin) for an Up… Related:*[WayBack] sql server – […]
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