When an AFTER UPDATE or AFTER INSERT trigger is fired is it a synchronous or asynchronous event? In other words does it hold up the total execution time of the query that tripped the trigger?
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When an AFTER UPDATE or AFTER INSERT trigger is fired is it a synchronous or asynchronous event? In other words does it hold up the total execution time of the query that tripped the trigger?
Trigger are not asynch. Yes, they will increase the time it takes for an update or insert to complete.