Computer Science, asked by sunny5947, 1 year ago

executes one or more database commands automatically

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Answered by Anonymous
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To add records to a table in datasheet view, open the desired table in datasheet view.

Click the “New Record” button at the right end of the record navigation button group. ...

Then enter the information into the fields in the “New Record” row.

Hope this helps you

Answered by KailashHarjo
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A database trigger executes one or more database commands automatically.

  • A database trigger is a section of procedural code that runs automatically whenever a certain event occurs on a particular table or view.
  • The main purpose of the trigger is to maintain the information's accuracy in the database. DDL triggers are triggered by a variety of data definition language (DDL) events.
  • The primary targets of these events are the Transact-SQL CREATE, ALTER, and DROP statements as well as a few system stored procedures that perform DDL-like operations.
  • Because a trigger is stored in the database and is accessible to anyone with the required privileges, you can use it to create a set of SQL statements that can be used by numerous applications.
  • It allows you to avoid duplicating database operations across multiple programs.

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