What are schema-level triggers?
Answer / Pankaj Dipankal
"Schema-level triggers are database objects that are associated with a database schema rather than a specific table or view. They fire in response to DDL events (e.g., CREATE TABLE, ALTER TABLE) that affect the entire schema."
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