consistent
If you have a lousy database model, you can get around it with triggers. If you need to hide some business logic from everybody else, you can do it with triggers. If you need a mechanism that bypass the consistency in the database, you can do it with triggers. They live a life on their own, seemingly autonomous from everything else and one easily forgets they exist. That is why I hate them. What matters if you do an database export in consistent mode if some active triggers make the data…
