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What is the relation b/w view and trigger
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Answer Posted / rajesh venati
View are classified in to two types.
1. Simple View
2. Complex View
==>DML Operations are not possible in complex views, because,
if u create a view more than one table or
if u create a view using group function or
if u create a view using distinct keyword etc.,
those are called complex view.
If u want perform DML Operations on Complex Views, then we
will go for Instead of Trigger.
Through the Instead of Triggers we can perform DML
Operations on a Complex View.
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