Question: What are triggers in MariaDB, and how are they used? Provide an example.Answer: Triggers in MariaDB are sets of instructions that are automatically executed (or 'triggered') in response to specific events on a particular table or view. An example trigger might be one that automatically updates a 'last_modified' timestamp when a row is updated. |
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