Alert Manager, can a triger or before/after delete be used

Is there a way to create a alert using the alert manager responsibility with a before or after delete statement to capture data before it is removed from a table? I would like to do this agianst the FND_RESP_FUCNTIONS table to know if someone removes a function exclusion from a repsonsibility.
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si09

Hi Chetan,
Following is the error message.
"Fiscal year variants have to be attached to a fixed value
Message no. R7674
Diagnosis
You want to partition an InfoCube using time characteristic 0FISCPER or use 0FISCPER in multidimensional clustering (MDC). This is only permitted if you also assign a constant to the fiscal year variants (0FISCVARNT).
Procedure
Assign a constant to the characteristc 0FISCVARNT. To do this, choose "Object-Specific Properties" from the context menu for 0FISCVARNT."
The cube is partitioned by 0FISCPER.
Meanwhile, we have a interim solution to the issue. We will be mapping the 0FISCVARNT in infosource/Transfer rule in our 1st level ODS. We will remove the cube level constant assignment to 0FISCVARNT.
Let me know your opinion.
Thanks
Mridul

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