Why INTEGRITY CONSTRAINT are better to validate data in a table than to STORED PROCEDURE ?

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- Because the stored procedure occupies more space in the database than a integrity constraint definition
- Because an integrity constraint is automatically checked while data is inserted into or updated in a table while a stored procedure has to be specifically invoked
- Because a stored procedure creates more network traffic than a integrity constraint definition

CORRECT ANSWER : Because an integrity constraint is automatically checked while data is inserted into or updated in a table while a stored procedure has to be specifically invoked

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INTEGRITY CONSTRAINT

An integrity constraint is automatically checked while data is inserted into or updated in a table while a stored procedure has to be specifically invoked.

Prajakta Pandit 02-28-2017 03:45 AM

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