MS SQL Server Trigger after another trigger?

Yes, it is But the tricky part is to track the order they are executed. It is strongly advised to use multiple triggers of the same type only if they are fully independent and hence could be executed in any order. In your case, better use multiple stored procedure calls in single trigger.

You'll thank yourself later For more information on the subject, see previous question in SO: Sql server triggers - order of execution.

Yes, it is. But the tricky part is to track the order they are executed. It is strongly advised to use multiple triggers of the same type only if they are fully independent and hence could be executed in any order.In your case, better use multiple stored procedure calls in single trigger.

You'll thank yourself later. For more information on the subject, see previous question in SO: Sql server triggers - order of execution.

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