What is not a reason to use the SQL ALTER TABLE statement?
A) Add triggers
B) Add columns
C) Drop columns
D) Add constraints
E) Modify columns

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Adding triggers is a reason to use the CREATE TRIGGER statement, not ALTER TABLE. All the other options (adding columns, dropping columns, adding constraints, modifying columns) are valid reasons to use the ALTER TABLE statement.

What Is Not a Reason to Use the SQL ALTER