Navigational triggers: -
These triggers fires when control navigating into the form or out the
form, navigating between blocks. Navigating between blocks and navigating
between items.
Triggers firing from top to bottom.
PRE_LOGON - Fires before
connecting to database.
ON_LOGON - At the time of connecting data base.
POST_LOGON - After
connecting to data base.
PRE_FORM - Before going to load or appearing the form.
PRE_BLOCK - Before appearing block.
PRE_RECORD - Before appearing record.
PRE_ITEM - Before appearing item.
WHEN_NEW_FORM_INSTANCE - At the time of
appearing form.
WHEN_NEW_BLOCK_INSTANCE - At the time of
appearing block.
WHEN_NEW_RECORD_INSTANCE - At the time of
appearing record.
WHEN_NEW_ITEM_INSTANCE - At the time of appearing item.
KEY_NEXT_ITEM - It fires when pressed tab key.
WHEN_VALIDATE_ITEM - Before leaving item.
WHEN_VALIDATE_RECORD - Before leaving record.
POST_RECORD - After leaving from the record.
POST_BLOCK - After leaving a block.
POST_FORM - After leaving form.
POST_FORM_COMMIT - After leaving from (to save the record).
PRE_LOGOUT - Fire before
disconnecting from data base.
ON_LOGOUT - At the time
disconnecting from data base.
POST_LOGOUT - After disconnecting from data base.
Triggers firing when navigating between blocks: -
1.
KEY_NEXT_ITEM
2.
WHEN_VALIDATE_ITEM
3.
WHEN_VALIDATE_RECORD
4.
POST_RECORD
5.
POST_BLOCK
6.
PRE_BLOCK
7.
PRE_RECORD
8.
PRE_ITEM
9.
WHEN_NEW_BLOCK_INSTANCE
10. WHEN_NEW_RECORD_INSTANCE
11. WHEN_NEW_ITEM_INSTANCE
Triggers firing when navigating between RECORDS: -
1.
KEY_NEXT_ITEM
2.
WHEN_VALIDATE_ITEM
3.
WHEN_VALIDATE_RECORD
4.
POST_RECORD
5.
PRE_RECORD
6.
PRE_ITEM
7.
WHEN_NEW_RECORD_INSTANCE
8.
WHEN_NEW_ITEM_INSTANCE
Triggers firing when navigating between FIELDS: -
1.
KEY_NEXT_ITEM
2.
WHEN_VALIDATE_ITEM
3.
PRE_ITEM
4.
WHEN_NEW_ITEM_INSTANCE
Triggers writing at the different levels: -
Form level
1.
PRE_LOGON
2.
ON_LOGON
3.
POST_LOGON
4.
PRE_FORM
5.
POST_FORM
6.
POST_FORM_COMMIT
7.
PRE_LOGOUT
8.
ON_LOGOUT
9.
POST_LOGOUT
Block level triggers
1.
PRE_BLOCK
2.
PRE_RECORD
3.
PRE_ITEM
4.
WHEN_NEW_BLOCK_INSTANCE
5.
WHEN_NEW_RECORD_INSTANCE
6.
WHEN_VALIDATE_RECORD
7.
POST_RECORD
8.
POST_BLOCK
Query triggers
1.
PRE_SELECT
ON_SELECT
POST_SELECT
2.
PRE_INSERT
ON_INSERT
POST_INSERT
3.
PRE_DELETE
ON_DELETE
POST_DELETE
4.
PRE_UPDATE
ON_UPDATE
POST_UPDATE
Item level triggers
1.
PRE_ITEM
2.
WHEN_NEW_ITEM_INSTANCE
3.
WHN_VALIDATE_ITEM
4.
KEY
TRIGGERS
5.
MOUSE
TRIGGERS
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