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Hi,
Can anyone of you tell me what is the difference between ENTER and VALIDATE? Also in ENTER if any program unit is called and on that program unit I've specified FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE it is not stopping. Can anyone give some information?
Thanks in advance.
--Sourav

Thanks Gerd. I've used both ENTER and VALIDATE in KEY-COMMIT trigger, problem is whenever any validation unit raise FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE, it doesn't stop execution flow of key-commit. Here I'm giving some sample codes
IN KEY-COMMIT
message(' Key Commit -1');
message(' Key Commit -2');
message(' Key Commit -3');
message(' Key Commit -4');
ENTER;
message(' Key Commit -5');
message(' Key Commit -6');
Evenif the item has a When-Validate-Item trigger and in trigger we raise FORM-TRIGGER_FAILURE, still message 5 and 6 is showing.
I've to use FORM_SUCESS after ENTER or VALIDATE to get the exception.
Any idea?
Regards.
--Sourav

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