triggers - After Update errors on Memory optimized tables SqlServer -

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using ef 6.1.3, sqlserver 2016. have modified tables in db memory optimized tables. functions correctly, however, when added after update trigger on non-memory optimized table following error.

sql server assertion: file: <"d:\b\s1\sources\sql\ntdbms\hekaton\engine\core\tx.cpp">, line=7434 failed assertion = '!(tx->errorobject != nullptr) || (err == nullptr || tx->temptabletx)'. error may timing-related. if error persists after rerunning statement, use dbcc checkdb check database structural integrity, or restart server ensure in-memory data structures not corrupted.

note: there predicate on table row level security uses memory optimized tables.

has else encountered this/found solution?

thanks!


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