Data Input Table
Troubleshooting
Triggers
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If you are using Customer managed Azure SQL, the Storage Tables are in your own database which means that you can practically do anything with the table in your database.
Changes in a Table can cause failures when saving data to the table. One of those things is adding a trigger in the table, this will cause the save mechanism to fail. Instead of using a trigger, we recommend that you use Events instead.
An Event can be of type WebHook or Stored Procedure. You can write SQL in a WebHook but if you prefere to use a Stored Procedure, you must contact [email protected] so we can enable it for you.
Updated 09 Jan 2025
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