what is the difference between trigger and storedprocedures
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BASIC DIFFERENCE IS trigger is automatically executed without an action required by a user where as stored procedure needs to be explicitly invoked...
a database TRIGGER ia a STORED PROCEDURE that is fired when an insert,update or deletestatements is issued against the associate table.a trigger is fired whwn database related event occurs....
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