# Trigger

## **Create trigger**

* Open the table structure view (**`⌘ + ^ + ]`**).
* Click on the **`Triggers`** button near the top right of the structure view.
* Click on the **`+ Trigger`** button or double click on the blank row.
* Specify the trigger's attributes and write the trigger statement.
* Press **`⌘ + S`** to commit changes to the server.

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## **Edit trigger**

* Open the table structure view (**`⌘ + ^ + ]`**)
* Click on the **`Triggers`** button near the top right to see all existing triggers.
* Double click on trigger's attribute and edit inline.
* Press **`⌘ + S`** to commit changes to the server.

## **Delete trigger**

* Open the table structure view (**`⌘ + ^ + ]`**).
* Click on the **`Triggers`** button near the top right to see all existing triggers.
* Select the trigger and press Delete key, or right click and choose Delete.
* Press **`⌘ + S`** to commit changes to the server.


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