what is the difference between trigger and storedprocedures
Answer Posted / nandkumar
There are bascis 3 difference between them
1> trigger invokes implicitly while we need to invoke
procedure explicitly.
2> We cant pass values from user to trigger but we can pass
values into procedure.
3> Trigger cant return value procedure can return value.
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