Multiple choice technology databases

The code to create triggers and routines is stored in only one location and is administered centrally.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE

  3. BOTH

  4. DO NOT KNOW
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Explanation

Triggers and stored routines are both stored within the database itself (in the data dictionary), not in application code. This centralized storage means they're managed by the DBMS, can be accessed by multiple applications, and benefit from database-level security and optimization. The statement is TRUE.

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