Answer Posted / satty
trigger is a set of actions that will be executed or implemented , when a defined event occur. triggering events are 1.insert, 2.update, 3.delete
triggers can be defined for a specific table and once defined then it is automatically active.
triggers are used to do a data validation and to maintain data integrity.
types of triggers:
before trigger and an after trigger.
triggers information can be stored in the sysibm.systriggers
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