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    The triggers in an Oracle Forms application fire in a defined sequence: 1. Logon triggers fire first, including pre-logon, on-logon, and post-logon triggers. 2. Pre-form and pre-block triggers fire before data entry begins. 3. When-new triggers fire as new form and block instances are created. 4. Item-level triggers fire as the user enters and edits data, including key-next-item, post-change, and when-validate triggers. 5. Block-level when-new triggers fire as the user moves between items. 6. Post triggers fire as blocks and forms close, including post-block and post-form

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    The triggers in an Oracle Forms application fire in a defined sequence: 1. Logon triggers fire first, including pre-logon, on-logon, and post-logon triggers. 2. Pre-form and pre-block triggers fire before data entry begins. 3. When-new triggers fire as new form and block instances are created. 4. Item-level triggers fire as the user enters and edits data, including key-next-item, post-change, and when-validate triggers. 5. Block-level when-new triggers fire as the user moves between items. 6. Post triggers fire as blocks and forms close, including post-block and post-form

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    Sequence of Triggers Firing in Oracle Forms

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    The triggers in an Oracle Forms application fire in a defined sequence: 1. Logon triggers fire first, including pre-logon, on-logon, and post-logon triggers. 2. Pre-form and pre-block triggers fire before data entry begins. 3. When-new triggers fire as new form and block instances are created. 4. Item-level triggers fire as the user enters and edits data, including key-next-item, post-change, and when-validate triggers. 5. Block-level when-new triggers fire as the user moves between items. 6. Post triggers fire as blocks and forms close, including post-block and post-form

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    Sequence of triggers firing in oracle forms?

    Answer: Trigger Firing sequence: Order as follows First Logon Triggers are fired 1.PRE-LOGON 2.ON-LOGON 3.POST-LOGON After that Pre Triggers 4. PRE-FORM 5. PRE-BLOCK 6. PRE-TEXT After that WHEN-NEW Triggers 7. WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE 8. WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE 9. WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE After that ITEM Level Triggers After this focus is on the first item of the Block. If you type some data and press the tab key following trigger will fire in sequence 10.KEY-NEXT-ITEM (This trigger is present on the item level). 11.POST-CHANGE (This trigger is present on the item level). 12.WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM (This trigger is present on the item level). 13.POST-TEXT-ITEM (This trigger is present on the item level). 14.WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE (Block Level Trigger). Now focus will go the next item present on the form. If there are no further items present on the screen them if we enter data and press tab key then only KEY-NEXT-ITEM is fired. Now suppose we close the form then the item level triggers are fired. POST TRIGGERS 15.POST-BLOCK 16.POST-FORM Now the form will be closed.

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