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    This experiment demonstrates the use of triggers in SQL. It creates a table, inserts values, then creates a before trigger on that table. Values are then inserted and updated, which causes the trigger to fire and output changes. An after trigger is also created on a second table, which also fires on insert and update statements, before both triggers are dropped at the end.

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    This experiment demonstrates the use of triggers in SQL. It creates a table, inserts values, then creates a before trigger on that table. Values are then inserted and updated, which causes the trigger to fire and output changes. An after trigger is also created on a second table, which also fires on insert and update statements, before both triggers are dropped at the end.

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    Trigger in SQL

    Uploaded by

    Ajay Rewatkar
    This experiment demonstrates the use of triggers in SQL. It creates a table, inserts values, then creates a before trigger on that table. Values are then inserted and updated, which causes the trigger to fire and output changes. An after trigger is also created on a second table, which also fires on insert and update statements, before both triggers are dropped at the end.

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    Experiment No.

    7
    Title: To demonstrate the use of Trigger
    A) Create Table:

    B) Insert values into table:

    C) Output:
    D) Create Before Trigger:

    E) Insert into Trigger

    F) Update

    G) Drop Trigger:
    Drop Trigger display_salary_changes

    H) Create 2nd Table

    I) Create After Trigger


    J) Insert statement
    insert into employee(id,name,age,city,salary)
    values(101,'Ajay rewatkar,22,Nagpur,56000)

    K) Update statement
    Update employee Set salary+8484 where id=102;

    L) Drop Trigger
    Drop Trigger display_sal_changes;

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