Answer / ram

Stored Procedures are called by the programmer wherever it
wants to fire but triggers fired automatically when
insert,delete,update occured. And triggers can be
implemented to tables & views only where as s.p used in the
database independently

Answer / pankaj arya

To use stored procedure you have to make a call to that
procedure but Triggers fired automatically when an event is
occurred on the table associated with that Trigger like add,
insert or delete.

Answer / bed singh

1. Triggers can only be implemented on tables or views but
Stored Procedure in independent code that can be specific
to database.

2. Triggers are automatically run but stored procedures are
not automatically run and they have to be called explicitly
by the user.

3. we can write a stored procedure within a trigger but
cannot write a trigger within a stored procedure.

4. Trigger is attached to table or view and is fired only
when an INSERT, UPDATE, and/or DELETE occurs, while a
stored procedure executes at any time when it is called.

Answer / gopal chauhan

Stored Procedure can give one output paramenter,but
Triggers can not give any output parameter

Answer / madhu prakash p

sp and trigger are both predefined set of sql statements

we can pass the arguments for sp but we cant pass the
arguments for triggers.

trigger will fire implicitly, when ever relavent action
performed by the user on the tables where the triggers are
placed.

But in the stored procedures u must call explicitly.

Answer / ghanshyam vrema

1. SP may Return a value but Trigger Not,
2. In SP you can pass parameter But in trigger you can't
3. we explicitly call the Sp when Trigger are implicitly
fired
4. you can write a sp in Trigger but in a Trigger you cant
write SP.
5. Trigger written on an individual Table or View where SP
is written for an Database

Answer / avdhesh yadav

1. Stored Procedure may Return a value but Trigger Not,
2. In Stored Procedure you can pass parameter But in
trigger you can't
3. we explicitly call the Stored Procedure when Trigger are
implicitly
fired
4. you can write a Stored Procedure in Trigger but in a
Trigger you cant
write Stored Procedure.
5. Trigger written on an individual Table or View where
Stored Procedure
is written for an Database

Answer / pramod bansode

1> For executing Sp we have to call Stored Procedure. But in
case of Trigger it is call whenever there is an action taken
on table or column(Insert, Update ,Delete).
2> From SP we pass Values But from Trigger we cant.
3> stored procedure returns value but trigger cannot returns
value.
4> For SP we have to compile. for Trigger no need to compile.
5> we return SP in Trigger but Trigger can not be in SP.

Answer / shilpa

triggers are fired automatically when any event ocours like
update ,delete ,insert on a table
whereas sp is set of sql statements its not related to
single table but its can have many sql satements that can
be used in many tables to update, delete and insert .

Answer / naveen jindal

trigger fired implicitely that is when ever events like
insert/update/delete commands.

Where as stored procedure is not fired implicitely. when
ever we call then only the stored procedure fire.

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