Cancels any unsaved changes that you made and closes this notebook or window.
Performs the actions that you have specified in this notebook or window.
Opens the Show SQL window.
Select a schema for the trigger that you are creating. The initial value in this box is the user ID under which you connected to the database.
Type a name for the trigger that you are creating. The name can be an ordinary or delimited identifier, and must be between 1 and 128 character. The name must be unique within the trigger's schema.:
Select the schema of the table on which you are defining the trigger. The initial value in this box is the user ID under which you connected to the database.
Select the name of the table on which you are defining the trigger.
Once you have specified the table's schema and name, a list of the table's columns appears below the Update of columns radio button.
Specifies that the triggered action follows the operation that causes the trigger to be executed. If you select the Row radio button on the Triggered Action page, the action occurs after the operation acts on each row. If you select the Statement radio button, the action occurs only after the operation acts on all rows.
Specifies that the triggered action precedes the operation that causes the trigger to be executed. Attention: If you select theBefore radio button, then the trigger will not activate other triggers.
Indicates that the trigger activates instead of the operation that caused the trigger to be executed.
Specifies that the trigger activates whenever rows are inserted into the specified table.
Specifies that the trigger activates whenever rows are deleted from the specified table.
Specifies that the trigger activates whenever particular columns are updated. You can specify the columns below.
If you do not specify a column, the trigger activates whenever any column is updated. If the triggered action contains a search condition, then the trigger will execute only when columns that meet the condition are updated.
Select the columns that will cause the trigger to activate if they are updated. To select multiple consecutive columns, press and hold the Shift key while clicking the first and last column you want to select. To select multiple non-consecutive columns, press and hold the CTL key while clicking the columns you want to select. The field is only available if you select Update of columns.
Type a 1 to 254 character comment to document the trigger that you're creating.
You can change your comment later by altering the trigger.
Type the name by which you will refer to rows as they are before they are deleted or updated by the operation selected on the Trigger page. This field is active if you select the Delete the Update of columns on the Trigger page.
Type the name by which you will refer to rows as they are after they are inserted or updated by the operation selected on the Trigger page. This field is active if you select Insert radio button or the Update of columns radio button.
Type the name by which you will refer to the temporary table of rows affected by the operation (delete or update) selected on the Trigger page. This field is only available if you set the trigger to activate after a delete or after an update of columns operation.
Type a name by which you will refer to the temporary table containing the new rows for the table affected by the operation (insert or update) selected on the Trigger page. This field is only available if you set the trigger to activate after an insert of after an update of columns operation.
Specifies that the triggered action will execute each time the triggering action affects a row. This option is only available if you select After on the Trigger page.
Specifies that the triggered action will execute only after the statement causing the triggering action has completed. This option is only available if you select After on the Trigger page.
Displays a template for the triggered action. Type the SQL for the action that the trigger will execute.
Removes the last change made to the Triggered action field.
Removes the content of the Triggered action field.
Opens the SQL Assist notebook, which will help you compose the select statement for your trigger.