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Answer Posted / ashish tripathi
A trigger is a stored procedure that goes into effect when
you insert, delete, or update data in a table. You can use
triggers to perform a number of automatic actions, such as
cascading changes through related tables, enforcing column
restrictions, comparing the results of data modifications,
and maintaining the referential integrity of data across a
database.
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