SQL - TriggersWhat is the main purpose of a DELETE trigger in a database?ATo insert new rows into a tableBTo update rows before they are deletedCTo automatically run code when rows are deleted from a tableDTo prevent any data from being deletedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand what triggers doTriggers run automatically in response to certain database events like insert, update, or delete.Step 2: Focus on DELETE triggersA DELETE trigger specifically runs when rows are deleted, allowing automatic actions during that event.Final Answer:To automatically run code when rows are deleted from a table -> Option CQuick Check:DELETE trigger = runs on row deletion [OK]Quick Trick: DELETE triggers run code automatically on row deletions [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing DELETE triggers with INSERT triggersThinking DELETE triggers prevent deletion by defaultAssuming DELETE triggers update rows instead
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