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A tale of two Database Objects


Posted Date: 21 Oct 2006    Resource Type: Computer Jokes    Category: General

Posted By: ANIL MAHADEV       Member Level: Bronze
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What's the difference between a stored proc and a trigger?

One, A stored proc if not re-compiled when size gets bigger ends up being the most fastest db object on the planet to handle :).

Two, A trigger on the other hand if not used with the right situtation, you end up shootin yourself in the head :).


Thanks,

Always remember to use Stored procs for highly user responsive events for optimized performance.

And use Triggers only when needed :), otherwise you may end up like our buddies in the Tale of two Database Objects :)


Happy DB Programming ;)





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