Wht is the difference between stored procedure and trigger
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SRTORED PROCEDURES : STORED PROCEDURES IS A SET OF SQL
STATEMENT WHICH CAN NOT EXECUTES AUTOMATICALLY.
TRIGGERS : TRIGGERS IS A STORED PROCEDURE AND EXECUTES
AUTOMATICALY. IF ANY CHANGES OCCURED IN A TABLE OF DATABASE
I.E. INSERT, UPDATE OR DELETE STATE IS OCCURED IN TABLE IT
FIRED AUTOMATICALY .
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