4 Conclusion
Triggers provide a mechanism by which you can implement a wide range of policies for your development environment. Understanding the context and the available techniques allow you to choose the right implementation for your purpose. This paper attempts to give you a head start by cataloging several techniques and purposes in the trigger context as the basis for your own library.
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