Stored procedures differ from triggers in what essential way? a. Stored procedures are usually run intentionally by

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Stored procedures differ from triggers in what essential way?

a. Stored procedures are usually run intentionally by users, whereas triggers are generally run automatically by processes.

b. Stored procedures are stored at the server, whereas triggers are generally stored at each user’s client machine.

c. Stored procedures may include some programming commands, whereas triggers are generally pure SQL.

d. Stored procedures can change data. Triggers do not change data.

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