Answer Posted / 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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