I am thinking that the issue steams from the fact that triggers are NOT executed once per row, but only once per DML operation. So you need to explicit out the triggers. This means that you ALWAYS should have individual triggers per event type. Meaning a trigger of the insert, update and delete. Each need to have their own definition. This hold true when there are other triggers attached to the table. I have seen this issue with Paramount and their triggers.
Also remember to exclude the Dex_xxx from updates, since this will fill your audit table when doing maintenance routines.
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