Oracle 10g Forms Lesson 13

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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

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

Trigger Overview Event Trigger types Queries Validation Navigation Interaction Internal event Errors/Messages Others PL/SQL Fire PL/SQL PL/SQL Which trigger would you use to perform complex calculations after a user enters data into an item?

Grouping Triggers into Categories Triggers may be grouped into functional categories: Block processing triggers Interface event triggers Master-detail triggers Message handling triggers Navigational triggers Query-time triggers Transactional triggers Validation triggers Triggers may be grouped into categories based on name: When-Event triggers On-Event triggers Pre-Event triggers Post-Event triggers Key triggers

Defining Trigger Components What event? What action? What level? Type Code Scope

Trigger Type Pre- Post- When- On- Key- User-named What event? Type Code Scope

Trigger Type Forms Builder Trigger Types

Trigger Code Statements PL/SQL User subprograms Built-in subprograms Type Code Scope What action?

Trigger Scope Levels Form Block Item Code Scope Type What level?

Trigger Scope Event Event Event Order Date

Specifying Execution Hierarchy Form level Block level Item level On-Message On-Message On-Message On-Error On-Error EH = After EH = After EH = Before EH = Override 1 2 3 4 Event Event

Summary In this lesson, you should have learned that: Triggers are event-activated program units You can categorize triggers based on function or name to help you understand how they work Trigger components are: Type: Defines the event that fires the trigger Code: The actions a trigger performs Scope: Specifies the level (form, block, or item) at which the trigger is defined The Execution Hierarchy trigger property alters the firing sequence of a trigger

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Oracle 10g Forms Lesson 13

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. Trigger Overview Event Trigger types Queries Validation Navigation Interaction Internal event Errors/Messages Others PL/SQL Fire PL/SQL PL/SQL Which trigger would you use to perform complex calculations after a user enters data into an item?

4. Grouping Triggers into Categories Triggers may be grouped into functional categories: Block processing triggers Interface event triggers Master-detail triggers Message handling triggers Navigational triggers Query-time triggers Transactional triggers Validation triggers Triggers may be grouped into categories based on name: When-Event triggers On-Event triggers Pre-Event triggers Post-Event triggers Key triggers

6. Defining Trigger Components What event? What action? What level? Type Code Scope

7. Trigger Type Pre- Post- When- On- Key- User-named What event? Type Code Scope

8. Trigger Type Forms Builder Trigger Types

9. Trigger Code Statements PL/SQL User subprograms Built-in subprograms Type Code Scope What action?

10. Trigger Scope Levels Form Block Item Code Scope Type What level?

11. Trigger Scope Event Event Event Order Date

12. Specifying Execution Hierarchy Form level Block level Item level On-Message On-Message On-Message On-Error On-Error EH = After EH = After EH = Before EH = Override 1 2 3 4 Event Event

13.

14. Summary In this lesson, you should have learned that: Triggers are event-activated program units You can categorize triggers based on function or name to help you understand how they work Trigger components are: Type: Defines the event that fires the trigger Code: The actions a trigger performs Scope: Specifies the level (form, block, or item) at which the trigger is defined The Execution Hierarchy trigger property alters the firing sequence of a trigger

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