When a trigger executes, logged messages contain the following information:

• Identifier — Begin-Trigger or End-Trigger.
• Additional information — Can include: the event name, for example, LEAVE; object type and name, and handle ID (when available), or internal procedure name for persistent triggers; the word ANYWHERE, if it is an ANYWHERE trigger. For objects that are no longer valid, the entry also includes the words object not valid, as in the case when the window following it has been destroyed.
• Procedure name — Name of the routine (.p or .w file or method) and internal procedure, if appropriate, where the trigger is.

Here are some sample Format 5 log entries:

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS Begin-Trigger  
"LEAVE OF button button-1" Handle:1234 myprog.p

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS End-Trigger 
"LEAVE OF button button-1" Handle:1245

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS Begin-Trigger  
"LEAVE OF button" RUN myinternalproc Handle:1256 myproc.p

[05/10/31@13:00:00.098-0400] P-000001 T-000002 2 4GL PROEVENTS Begin-Trigger 
"F2 OF FILL-IN" ANYWHERE Handle:1278 myproc.p