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Oracle SQL/PLSQL Questions & Answers:: What Is SQL Statement?

SQL is a standard language used to manage data in databases. It allows users to insert, update, and delete information. Database triggers are stored procedures that automatically run when specific operations like insert, update, or delete occur. There are two types of triggers: table level triggers, which fire once for an operation, and row level triggers, which fire for each row affected by an operation.

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Oracle SQL/PLSQL Questions & Answers:: What Is SQL Statement?

SQL is a standard language used to manage data in databases. It allows users to insert, update, and delete information. Database triggers are stored procedures that automatically run when specific operations like insert, update, or delete occur. There are two types of triggers: table level triggers, which fire once for an operation, and row level triggers, which fire for each row affected by an operation.

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Oracle SQL/PLSQL Questions &

Answers:
What is SQL statement?

SQL stands for Structured Query Language that is use for updating, deleting and inserting the information
from databases. SQL is an ANSI and ISO standard and is the de-facto standard database query language.
Oracle database also support this language.

What are database triggers and how many types of triggers?

Database triggers are a set of code that run or fire automatically when the specific operation will performed
like Insert, Update and Delete. They are store procedures that are auto configure and fire when certain
events take place in database.

There are two types of triggers

1- Tables level trigger

2- Row level trigger

Table level trigger are fire at one time but row level trigger fire on every row or on any transaction in the
table.

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