Set LOV to function key F4 to display lov

Set LOV to function key F4 to display lov.
i.e. When I presses F4 key, then lov should be displayed.
How can I do this?
Thanx
Regards,
Vikas

I have written the following item level trigger KEY-F4 trigger
DECLARE
     x          BOOLEAN;
BEGIN
     x := SHOW_LOV('lov_stock');
END;
It does not display this lov.
Another lov is displayed on pressing F9 key which is assigned to this item.
Now I want that another lov should be displayed when I press F4 and default lov should be displayed when I press F9.
How should I ......?

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