Testing the Trigger You Created

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1. Hello, my name is John, and today we are discussing extending  applications using Application Composer.

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2. In this demo we'll test the trigger we created on a custom object in Application Composer. As you may recall, the trigger prevents users from creating activities on closed trouble tickets.

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3. This is the second of two demos that show you how to create a trigger and test it.

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4. We begin by navigating to the trouble tickets work area.

    

   Click the Navigator link.

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5. Click the Trouble Tickets link.

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6. We'll edit the existing ticket and set its status to Closed.

    

   Click the Abstract link.

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7. Click the Status list.

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8. Click the Closed list item.

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9. We have to save for the trigger to work.

   Click the Save button.

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10. Now let's try to create an activity.

     

    Click the Add Row button.

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11. We get the error message we expected.

     

    Click the OK button.

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12. Now let's see if we can create an activity when we reset the status to Open.

    Click the Status list.

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13. Click the Open list item.

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14. Click the Save button.

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15. Click the Add Row button.

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16. Everything works as we expected.

     

    Click the Cancel button.

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17. We are done.

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18. In this demo, we tested a trigger we created for an object in Application Composer.

    You can find additional learning resources in your Oracle Fusion Help application, as well as in the Oracle Learning Library, and at Oracle University. Thank you.

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