Database objects are stored procedures, triggers, and views within Aptify that may be linked to an entity to provide additional functionality. The database objects distributed with the original system or in an upgrade are referred to as "core" database database objects. Core database objects should not be modified because they contain code that affects the main functionality of the system. In addition, core database objects are often included in upgrades and, if the client alters the core object, it is possible that those client alterations could be overwritten when the core object is replaced during an upgrade.
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An organization should not modify any of Aptify's core triggers as these changes can be overwritten by future service packs. In the event that you need to modify the logic of a core trigger, Aptify recommends that you create a new trigger (following the naming convention described below) with the LAST modifier that contains only the revised trigger logic. This would apply the core Aptify trigger first and then the client-specific logic. Refer to the "Specifying First and Last Triggers" and and sp_settriggerorder topics in the SQL Server 2008 Books Online for more information.
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