Difference between Triggers and Stored Procedure
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Answer / rajani kant
stored procedure
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Answer / amar
triggers is a block of code where is fired to do something action for insertion or delation of varioue t- sql statement........ where triggers are automatically fired.........
stored procedure is a predefined data types which is stored in a database............ stored procedure has to fire...........
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