Answer / narendra duby

triggers are invoked implicitly , while storedprocedures
are invoked explicitly.

Answer / sohail

Trigger and procedures are same but the substantial
difference is when they run.procedure is invoked explicitly
by the user and trigger is executed implicitly. another
diffrence is procedure cannot have the same name as table
name,funtion name or package name but trigger can have same
name as table name or procedure name.

Answer / anbu

Trigger will fire when the condition arises but the stored
procedure will execute when the user or main programme
wants its need.

Answer / tina

Hello Sharma,

Stored procesure is also have compiled code like triggers.

Thanks,

Answer / surajit pathak

Another One Important difference is you can Enable or
Disable the Trigger. which you can not do ..

Answer / poonam

Actually triger in action which is performed automatically
before or after a event occur and stored procedure is a
procedure which is executed when the it is called. Stored
procedure is module.

Answer / satish kumar

stored procedure are collections of T-sql statements and
they are pre complied staements,it not requiers any
complitation.

trigger are not pre complied statements , and they are
going to activate only when certain action takes place like
insert , update, delete,

Answer / nancy

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....

Answer / nagapawan

i want tell u that in 1)oracle- sql & pl/sql
2) sql server - sql & T-sql

all r giving the same answers to both , some difference
r there. for example writing a code different in oracle and
sql
server. in oracle- sql & pl/sql we can write big statements
and in sql server - sql & T-sql small statements ie,code.
ok . keep rememeber while answering it, wheather it is
oracle r sql server we r answering.
i have knowledge in both - oracle & sql server.

Answer / sunny kumar rana

1) A stored procedure can accept parameters while a trigger
cannot.
2) A trigger can’t return any value while stored procedures
depand on condition.
3) A trigger is executed automatically on some event while
a stored procedure needs to be explicitly called.
4) Triggers are used for insertions, update and deletions
on tables while stored procedures are often using
independently in the database.
5) A trigger cannot be written in a stored procedure.
However, the reverse is not possible.

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