Execute sql task not firing trigger.

Hi Everyone,
I am using insert and update quires in Execute SQL task i have a trigger at that table which will capture any changes. 
When some changes are been made in management studio or front end portal the trigger is capturing but when changes are been made by the package through execute sql task it not capturing it. 
Help would be greatly appericate it.
Thanking You,
Zoheb Syed.

Hi,
Really appericate your reply.
Can i ask one more question hor to use FIRE_TRIGGERS command for this query in execute sql task.
I have a trigger made in the table by name "trg_iud_Provider".
update dbo.Provider
set        IDX_DN3_ID=D.ID_3,
           FirstName=D.Lawson_Provider_First_Name,
           LastName=D.Lawson_Provider_Last_Name,
           FullName=D.PROVIDER_NAME,
           Specialty=D.PSA_SPECIALTY,
           Gender=D.Lawson_Gender,
           LawsonEmailAddress=D.Lawson_E_Mail,
           NPI_Number=D.NPI_NUMBER,
           StateLicenseNumber=D.STATE_LICENSE_NUMBER,
           provider_number=d.provider_number,
           DepartName=d.DepartName,
           App_User='System',
           SysEffectiveDate=GETDATE()
from  dbo.Provider A JOIN (select  rid.ID_3,
              rid.EMPLOYEE_NUMBER,
              rLD.Lawson_Provider_First_Name,
              RLD.Lawson_Provider_Last_Name,
              RID.PROVIDER_NAME,
              RID.PSA_SPECIALTY,
              RLD.Lawson_Gender,
              RLD.Lawson_E_Mail,
              RID.NPI_NUMBER,
              RID.STATE_LICENSE_NUMBER,
              rid.provider_number,
              rld.DepartName
      from dbo.raw_IDX_Feed RID FULL OUTER JOIN dbo.raw_LawsonFeed RLD
      ON RID.EMPLOYEE_NUMBER=RLD.Lawson_Employee_Number) D ON A.IDX_DN3_ID=D.ID_3
      join ProviderContract pc on pc.ProviderID=a.ProviderID
      WHERE (isnull(A.IDX_DN3_ID,9999)<>isnull(cast(D.ID_3 as int),9999)
          OR isnull(A.FirstName,'xxxx')<>isnull(D.Lawson_Provider_First_Name,'xxxx')
          OR isnull(A.LastName,'xxxx')<>isnull(D.Lawson_Provider_Last_Name,'xxxx')
          OR isnull(A.FullName,'xxxx')<>isnull(D.PROVIDER_NAME,'xxxx')
          OR isnull(A.Specialty,'xxxx')<>isnull(D.PSA_SPECIALTY,'xxxx')
          OR isnull(A.Gender,'x')<>isnull(D.Lawson_Gender,'x')
          OR isnull(A.LawsonEmailAddress,'xxxx')<>isnull(D.Lawson_E_Mail,'xxxx')
          OR isnull(A.NPI_Number,'99999')<>isnull(D.NPI_NUMBER,'99999')
          OR isnull(A.StateLicenseNumber,'xxxx')<>isnull(D.STATE_LICENSE_NUMBER,'xxxx')
          or isnull(a.provider_number,'99999')<>isnull(d.provider_number,'99999'))
          and pc.LawsonTermdate is null
          and pc.FinanceTermdate is null 

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