>Hi Dan,
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>>If you have a trigger defined for a field in a database, the trigger will fire when the data has been modified. You would normally specify a stored procedure in your trigger and when the user modifies the field, the stored procedure is automatically executed.
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>Defined for a field? I only thought it was possible to define one for a whole table. I'm not sure where you would define a field level trigger?

Sorry, it should have read "a field in a table that is in a database". You define a field level trigger in the table.

The table has to be in a database before you can specify a field trigger. It's actually called "Field Validation" in the table designer. Just open up a database and right click on a table and choose modify. You should see a "Field Validation" section. This is where you specify the field level triggers.