Answer / kavitha

we create triggers at three level
form level,
datablock level,
item level.

so we create triggers for any scope to perform specified
action when we validate the values within the application.

Answer / ddpras

They are 4 Levels of triggers
Form Level
Block level
Record Level
Item Level
This is the prority of triggers.firing order like this Form
level,Block level,Record level then Item Level

If you want to validate the values of an Item, usually use
Item level trigger, such as POST-Test,Pre-Test,when-new-Item
trigger.

In Form Level triggers are When-new-form,pre-form,Post-form,
In Block level triggers are when-new-block,pre-block,post-block,
In Record Level triggers are when-new-record,pre-record and
Post-record

Answer / wyfwong

There are three types of triggers:
Form level
Block level
Item level
If you want to validate the values of an Item, usually use
Item level trigger, such as POST-CHANGE trigger.

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