Add database triggers

A database trigger responds to a new record created in Microsoft Dynamics GP if you specify TRIGGER_ON_DB_ADD in the table_operations parameter of the Trigger_RegisterDatabase() function. If successful, the database operation passes the added record’s buffer to your trigger processing procedure as an inout parameter.

Example 2: Adding records

This trigger creates a new third-party contact history record whenever the user adds a new customer record to the RM_Customer_MSTR table.

{Name: Startup}
local integer l_result;

l_result = Trigger_RegisterDatabase(anonymous(table RM_Customer_MSTR), form RM_Customer_Maintenance, TRIGGER_ON_DB_ADD, script IG_Create_Contact_History);
if l_result <> SY_NOERR then
	warning "Database trigger registration failed.";
end if;

This trigger processing procedure sets key values and default values, then saves a new contact history record corresponding to the new customer record.

{Name: IG_Create_Contact_History}
inout table RM_Customer_MSTR;

if not isopen(form IG_Contact_History) then
	'Customer Number' of table IG_Contact_History_MSTR = 'Customer Number' of table RM_Customer_MSTR;
	'Customer Name' of table IG_Contact_History_MSTR = 'Customer Name' of table RM_Customer_MSTR;
	First_Contact_Date of table IG_Contact_History_MSTR = sysdate();
	Contact_Salesperson_ID of table IG_Contact_History_MSTR = 'Salesperson ID' of table RM_Customer_MSTR;
	save table IG_Contact_History_MSTR;
end if;


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