I was wondering how to go about triggering the deletion of SQL entries a module of mine is tied to after a module has been permanently deleted from the Recycle Bin. Is there an override method somewhere where I can put the code when a permanent delete occurs for a module?  I’m sure this must be a typical question that must come up when developing modules. Yet I can’t find anyone talking about it.

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Oh sorry I don't think I was very clear on what I was trying to do.  I'm not looking to write an SQL uninstall script when you uninstall a module.  What I meant was trying to figure out when a module is being deleted (ie. moving to the recycle bin and then clearing the recycle bin).  I need this because each module I drop onto a page creates entries into an SQL table, but when they are removed from a page permanently, there are left over data entries that point to nothing.  I'm trying to figure out where to put my code to remove the data entries that are tied to the module that is being deleted.  Anyone have any ideas?

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Ah yes this is exactly what I'm talking about.  Yes I am keeping track of the ModuleId. Now what I need is not how to write it out in SQL, but rather where in the world scripts are being triggered when a module is being removed. What I was hoping for was an override method or an event handler in the DNN framework that gets triggered when your remove an instance of a module.  I'm actually not using the DNN database for storing these module records, hence why I need something like an event to be triggered so I can customize the deletion of orphaned record.  Is there no such thing?