what is meant by trigger?
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Answer / mrniceksa
A trigger is a special kind of stored procedure that goes
into effect when you modify data in a specified table using
one or more data modification operations: UPDATE, INSERT,
or DELETE. Triggers can query other tables and can include
complex SQL statements. They are primarily useful for
enforcing complex business rules or requirements. For
example, you could control whether to allow an order to be
inserted based on a customer's current account status.
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Answer / bgg
trigger is something which is executed when some specified
event occurs.
two main specifications are-
1.when the trigger should be executed(event)
2.what action must be taken when this event occurs
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Answer / sagaya maria virgin
a trigger is a statement that system execute automatically
as a side effect of a modification of database.
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Answer / dinesh kumar
Trigger can be defined as a action that is performed on
data when event occur. Here action can modify data from
database, insert data into database etc.
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Answer / srikanth
A trigger is a special kind of stored procedure that goes
into effect when you modify data in a specified table using
one or more data modification operations: UPDATE, INSERT,
or DELETE.
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Answer / a.palanisamy
A trigger is a special kind of stored procedure that goes
into effect when you modify data in a specified table using
one or more data modification operations: UPDATE, INSERT,
or DELETE. in future use u can get old data from specified table
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