Difference between Triggers and Stored Procedure
Answer Posted / 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 .
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