A database may have issues in trying to save or delete records of a particular table. One way to debug the issue would be to turn off the triggers of a table to rule out if it relates to the trigger event. Here is a utlity method ENABLE_DISABLE_TABLE_TRIGGERS:

// ------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Name: ENABLE_DISABLE_TABLE_TRIGGERS // Description: Method will enable or disable triggers of a specified table // // Parameters: // $1 (Pointer) - Table specified. // $2 (Boolean) - True - Enable Triggers, False - Disable Triggers // ------------------------------------------------------------------------ C_POINTER($1;$table) C_BOOLEAN($2;$choice) C_TEXT($textQuery) If (Count parameters=2)    $table:=$1    $choice:=$2    If ($choice=true)       $textQuery:="ALTER TABLE "+table name($table)+" enable Triggers"    Else       $textQuery:="ALTER TABLE "+table name($table)+" disable Triggers"    End if    Begin SQL        EXECUTE IMMEDIATE: $textQuery;    End SQL End if

Here is a example of disabling the triggers of a table:

ENABLE_DISABLE_TABLE_TRIGGERS(->[Table];false)

Here is a example of enabling the triggers of a table:

ENABLE_DISABLE_TABLE_TRIGGERS(->[Table];true)

Running these examples and then modifying the record of that table would be a quick test to see if the issue as at the trigger level.