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marian.edu , Since SQL Triggers are also considered a case of Stored Procedure in the world of Progress SQL, I am afraid I conflated the two in my OP. In fact, the main objective is to use SQL Triggers for database events (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE...) via JDBC clients. The use case is a parallel to where you would use 4GL database triggers for database events via a 4GL client. Thanks for pointing me to your JDBC driver. Since one of the core objectives is to get away from Progress licenses and move towards an Open Source strategy, this cannot go in the direction you are suggesting, since that involves maintaining the AppServer license. We will, however, be looking to get the DataDirect JDBC driver.
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