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Database trigger

A database trigger is procedural code that is automatically executed in response to specific events on a table or view in a database. Triggers are commonly used to maintain data integrity within a database. For example, inserting a new employee record can automatically generate related entries in the tax, vacation, and salary tables. Similarly, triggers…

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Triggers in database management systems (DBMS)

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related to MongoDB database triggers · 14
Database trigger → An, Atlas Function, In MongoDB Atlas, INSERT, JavaScript, MongoDB Atlas Database Triggers, REPLACE, Streams, The, They, This, Unlike, UPDATE, When
related to External links · 9
Database trigger → CREATE TRIGGEROracle's Documentation, CREATE TRIGGERPostgreSQL CREATE TRIGGEROracle, DB Create TriggersDB2 CREATE, DELETE CASCADESQLite Query Language, Microsoft SQL Server DROP, Mutating Table Problems, TRIGGER, TRIGGERMySQL Database, Triggers
related to Granularity and execution timing · 4
Database trigger → AFTER, BEFORE, These, To

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Database triggerrelated to External linksMicrosoft SQL Server DROP0.60section
Database triggerrelated to External linksTRIGGERMySQL Database0.60section
Database triggerrelated to External linksDB Create TriggersDB2 CREATE0.60section
Database triggerrelated to External linksTRIGGER0.60section
Database triggerrelated to External linksCREATE TRIGGERPostgreSQL CREATE TRIGGEROracle0.60section
Database triggerrelated to External linksMutating Table Problems0.60section
Database triggerrelated to External linksDELETE CASCADESQLite Query Language0.60section
Database triggerrelated to External linksCREATE TRIGGEROracle's Documentation0.60section
Database triggerrelated to External linksTriggers0.60section
Database triggerrelated to Granularity and execution timingTo0.60section
Database triggerrelated to Granularity and execution timingBEFORE0.60section
Database triggerrelated to Granularity and execution timingAFTER0.60section

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