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Multiple choice technology databases
  1. Trigger Event - UPDATE of TOTAL_COUNT, Trigger Type - BEFORE ROW, Trigger Restriction - NULL

  2. Trigger Event - UPDATE of TOTAL_COUNT, Trigger Type - BEFORE ROW, Trigger Restriction - WHERE CAT_NAME='CONTAINER' AND NEW.TOTAL_COUNT<100

  3. Trigger Event - UPDATE of TOTAL_COUNT, Trigger Type - BEFORE STATEMENT, Trigger Restriction - NULL

  4. Trigger Event - UPDATE of TOTAL_COUNT, Trigger Type - BEFORE STATEMENT, Trigger Restriction - WHERE CAT_NAME='CONTAINER' AND NEW.TOTAL_COUNT<100

  5. Trigger Event - UPDATE of TOTAL_COUNT, Trigger Type - AFTER ROW, Trigger Restriction - NULL

  6. Trigger Event - UPDATE of TOTAL_COUNT, Trigger Type - AFTER ROW, Trigger Restriction - WHERE CAT_NAME='CONTAINER' AND NEW.TOTAL_COUNT<100

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Multiple choice technology databases
  1. The current block is always searched first for a handler

  2. If the exception handler is NOT found in the current block, enclosing block if any is searched for the exception handler.

  3. If the exception handler is found, then it's executed. Control is passed to the enclosing block if one exists OR to the calling environment if there is no enclosing block.

  4. If the exception handler is NOT found, then exception is returned back to the calling environment

  5. All of above

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Multiple choice technology databases
  1. When a trigger fires, a SQL statement within its trigger action potentially can fire other triggers

  2. When a trigger fires, a SQL statement within its trigger action potentially can update other tables

  3. When a trigger fires, a SQL statement within its trigger action potentially can fire other stored procedures

  4. When a trigger fires, a SQL statement within its trigger action potentially can drop other tables

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