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Difference between Triggers and Stored Procedure
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Answer Posted / veerababu
Stored Procedure is a method.
Trigger is a Procedure.
Stored Procedure a specific CALL or EXECUTE has be used.
Trigger is automatically execute some specific events occure in table/views.
Stored Procedure return a Value.
Trigger is not return a value.
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