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so triggers are actually pretty cool because if you set them up properly they will automatically execute and run code for you um if you do inserts updates or deletes so there are pretty good theyamp;#39;re often used for archive tables and for logs and that type of thing so weamp;#39;re gonna go ahead and test three and weamp;#39;re gonna create a little table for testing purposes um which is kind of a good idea when youamp;#39;re testing out triggers triggers do run behind the scenes so once you create them they will automatically execute so they are pretty cool so weamp;#39;re gonna do a little test table using Northwind database weamp;#39;re gonna have customer ID company name and country weamp;#39;re gonna throw those three columns into a new table called test customers and so Iamp;#39;m going to run this okay Iamp;#39;ve got 91 rows of data now in my test customer table and to practice our triggers weamp;#39;re gonna be inserting and deleting that type of thing so what w