What is compound trigger?
Answer / Shubham Saxena
A compound trigger is a PL/SQL construct that allows a single trigger to handle multiple events (like INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) on the same table. It consists of multiple sub-blocks (BEFORE, AFTER, and INSTEAD OF) for different types of events.
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