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jCorn1234

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Explain the Inserted and Deleted tables and how they can be used in triggers.
 
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The _________ model is used to establish transition probabilities among various states, such as looking at transitions between certain commands.
 
  A. multivariate   B. profile-based
 
  C. Markov process   D. operational



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Answer to Question 1

The inserted and deleted tables are temporary tables that exist only while the transaction is being executed. They can be accessed by triggers to get new or pre change values to use in the trigger.

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