The key difference between stored procedures and triggers is that: a. Stored procedures are explicitly invoked whereas
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The key difference between stored procedures and triggers is that:
a. Stored procedures are explicitly invoked whereas triggers are implicitly invoked.
b. Stored procedures cannot have input variables whereas triggers can.
c. Stored procedures are stored in the data catalog, whereas triggers are not.
d. Stored procedures are more difficult to debug than triggers.
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