Usage of SQL Triggers in SAP B1

Hi All,
I wanted to know if it is Permissible according to SAP to create a SQL Trigger in SAP Company and then affect the UDT's, based on certain criteria.
Regards
Rohan S. Kamble.

Hey Gordon,
Do you know of an SAP note that specifies that SAP will not support a customer that put triggers on system tables?
We are experiencing difficulties upgrading a client and I am gathering information for a case.
Thanks,
Denis

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N

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hi
in the SAP HELP Content,followthe instructions for Tutorial 2: Accessing SQL Server
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Section 1.
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Creating the SAP Portal Application Project
On the File menu, point to New, and then click Project.
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navjot
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