I even put a whole block of code into our QuestView product, just to
catch exceptions thrown by triggers, and convey them to the user as
politely as possible.
And as to "bounceback" or "boomerang" effects when triggers are used for
data propagation (something I have some experience with), it's generally
good practice to design the triggers so that if an "outbound" data
propagation (whether by trigger or by something else) trips an "inbound"
propagation trigger, the "inbound" trigger recognizes what tripped it,
and quietly exits without doing anything.
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JHHL
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