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What are nested triggers ?
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Answer / subhendu
Triggers are nested when a trigger performs an action that
initiates another trigger, which can initiate another
trigger, and so on. Triggers can be nested up to 32 levels,
and you can control whether triggers can be nested through
the nested triggers server configuration option.
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Answer / sunil kumar
Nested triggers are fired due to actions of other triggers.
For example, you delete a row from TableA. A trigger on
TableA deletes row from TableB. Because you are deleting
rows from TableB,a trigger is executed on TableB to record
the deleted row is called nested trigger.........
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Answer / srikanth
A trigger that contains data modification logic within
itself is called a nested trigger.
Use the nested triggers option to control whether an AFTER
trigger can cascade; that is, perform an action that
initiates another trigger, which initiates another trigger,
and so on. When nested triggers is set to 0, AFTER triggers
cannot cascade. When nested triggers is set to 1 (the
default), AFTER triggers can cascade to as many as 32
levels. INSTEAD OF triggers can be nested regardless of the
setting of this option.
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Answer / sudipta tripathy
A nested table is a table that appears as a
column in another table.But we can perform
the same operation on it as on other table.
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Answer / anil_abbireddy
A table is created with in the table is called nested table
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