what is diffrent between store procedure and trigger
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Answer / vandana chand
Stored Procedure is the set of SQl statements together in the
data base.
and Trigger is the Special kind of store procedure i.e called
whenever an attempt is to modify the data.
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Answer / sankar
1)Actually Trigger is an action which is performed
automatically after or before an event occure. But Store
procedure is executed when it is call.
2)We can call Trigger inside the store procedure. But
reverse is not possible.
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