On Mon, Jan 29, 2018 at 11:32:34AM +0000, Ian R. Campbell wrote:
> The second part of the confusion is that INSERT is not considered to be a row
> modification and will fire a BEFORE INSERT trigger on the parent table even
> when the data goes into a child (whereas UPDATE and DELETE will not fire a
> parent trigger).

Ian, that is not true based on my testing.  Running that attached script
that I already posted shows:

        test=> INSERT INTO parent VALUES (1, 'one');
        NOTICE:  Called by parent INSERT
        INSERT 0 1
        test=> INSERT INTO child VALUES (2, 'two');
-->     NOTICE:  Called by child INSERT
        INSERT 0 1

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Attachment: trigger.sql
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