Discussion
The code to create triggers and routines is stored in only one location and is administered centrally.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
Holding the code in the database means one copy serves every application that reaches the data, so a rule cannot be implemented differently in two places or omitted from one. That central administration is the principal argument for putting logic into triggers and routines rather than into each application.
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