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What is a trigger?
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Answer / sathish kumar.t
Trigger is the collection of T-SQL statements, which is
activated based on certain actions. Trigger is fired, when
any of one DML statements will occur..
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Answer / raji
Triggers are basically used to implement business rules.
Triggers is also similar to stored procedures.
The difference is that it can be activated when data is
added or edited or deleted from a table in a database.
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Answer / jerry joseph
Triggers are a special type of Stored procedure which
execute automatically when a triggering action like INSERT,
UPDATE or DELETE occurs.
INSTEAD OF trigger
- executes automatically in place of triggering actions like
INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE
- executes before PK, FK constrains are checked
AFTER trigger
- executes automatically after the statement that triggered
it completes
- executes after constrains are checked
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Answer / jerry joseph
Trigger gets executed when an INSERT UPDATE or DELETE occurs
2 types of triggers are INSTEAD OF triggers and AFTER triggers
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Answer / vimal
Trigger is a special type of store procedure.when we are going
to insert,update,delete table automatically trigger is invoked
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Answer / subodh devarde
Triggers are special type of stored procedure which execute automatically whenever any changes are occured in table in database after using insert update ,delete command.
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Answer / channu mamane
triggers are special type of stored procedure which are
automatically invoked at the time of modifyibg tables
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