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What is the difference between constraints and tri...
1.
What is the difference between constraints and triggers?
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Constraints
Triggers
1.
This is defined by the relationship between
DATA
elements.
These are the
ACTIONS
that are executed when a specific
REACTION
occurs.
2.
It is
USED
for a column.
It is used for a table.
3.
These are useful for database consistency.
These are used for
LOGGING
and auditing.
4.
It precedes triggers when getting fired.
First constraints get fired. Only then do triggers get fired.
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