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Introduction to Triggers

This lesson provides an overview of triggers and their categories. Learn how to plan and define triggers in a form, and understand the properties that impact trigger behavior. Explore trigger types and scope, including form, block, and item levels.

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Introduction to Triggers

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  1. Introduction to Triggers

  2. Objectives After completing this lesson, you should be able to do the following: • Define triggers • Identify the different trigger categories • Plan the type and scope of triggers in a form • Describe the properties that affect the behavior of a trigger

  3. Form Builder Triggers PL/SQL Queries Validation Navigation Interaction Internal event Errors/Messages Others Event Fire PL/SQL PL/SQL Trigger types

  4. Trigger Scope Component Levels • Form • Block • Item Type Scope Code

  5. Event Event Event Trigger Scope

  6. Trigger Type Component • Pre- • Post- • When- • On- • Key- Type Scope Code

  7. Trigger Code Component • Statements • PL/SQL • User subprograms • Built-in subprograms Type Scope Code

  8. 4 Event Event Execution Hierarchy Formlevel On-Message On-Error 1 EH = Before Blocklevel On-Message On-Error 2 EH = After EH = Override On-Message Itemlevel 3 EH = After

  9. Summary • Trigger: Event-activated program units • Type: Defines the event that fires it • Prefixes: • Key- • On- • Pre- • Post- • When- • Code: PL/SQL anonymous block • Scope: Form, block, or item level

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