What different Stored Objects are supported in MySQL?
Different stored objects in MySQL include VIEW, STORED PROCEDURE, STORED FUNCTION, TRIGGER, EVENT.
• VIEW - It is a virtual table based on a result set of a database query.
• STORED PROCEDURE - It is a procedure stored in database which can be called using CALL statement. Stored procedure does not return a value.
• STORED FUNCTION - It is like function calls which can contain logic. It returns a single value and can be called from another statement.
• TRIGGER - Trigger is program which is associated with a database table which can be invoked before or after insert, delete or update operations.
• EVENT - Event is used to run a program or set of commands at defined schedule.
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