For SQL Server it's only possible to set that option for the SQL
Server instance. It's not possible to specify the option only for
triggers in one database.
I've have tried to set that option for the server instance. In that
case SQL Server never returns a count and NHibernate would fail again.
Anyway, it's not a good idea to set NOCOUNT for the whole server, so I
have to ensure that each trigger uses NOCOUNT ON.
Thanks for your help
Olaf
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