What is the difference between execution of triggers and stored procedures?
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Answer Posted / Shobhit Rastogi
Stored Procedures are user-defined program units, which can contain SQL statements, PL/SQL blocks or other procedural code. They can be called explicitly by the application when needed. On the other hand, Triggers are automatically executed by the database server in response to specific events such as INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE on a table or view. Stored Procedures run at a user's request, while Triggers run in response to database actions.
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