A table trigger is a C/AL function that is called by the NAV platform in response to certain events in the table, such as inserting or modifying a record, or entering a value in a table field. The key difference between a common C/AL function and a table trigger is that the latter cannot be called explicitly in application code; it is either initiated by user actions or called implicitly when other C/AL functions perform data manipulations on the table.
Then, we will implement several examples of table triggers bound to different actions on a table. The first example is the OnDelete trigger, invoked when a table record is being deleted. This trigger will delete all contract lines when the contract is deleted.
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