How to commit each record in Oracle Form Personalization

Hi,
how to commit each record with out using save button in form...my requirement is when cursor goes to next record it vil automatically stored in database please give me your valuable suggestion...
Actual Requirement:
here we need to give the locators(it is number) whenever the cursor goes to next record it vil automatically incremented by 1(i wrote query for incremetation) and previous one vil be stored in database.
Here i am using WHEN NEW ITEM INSTANCE IS USED Trigger..
Thank You,
Regards,
Putta

Hi,
The commit should be done by the form, or whatever raises the business event.
The API fires the event in the same transaction (unless the subscription is deferred), and then the commit is issued. This commits the transaction, and all actions of the event subscription.
If the subscription is deferred, then the concurrent request which processes the subscription will issue the commit on completion.
HTH,
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