What is rollback trigger in a trigger?
Answer / Ajay Kumar Agnihotry
A rollback trigger is a type of SQL Server trigger that is executed when a transaction rolls back. Rollback triggers are used to perform actions such as undoing changes made by the transaction, or logging the reasons for the rollback. They can help ensure data integrity and consistency in the event of an error or other issue.
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