Answer Posted / Prem Prakash Verma
"The WHEN clause in a trigger allows you to specify conditions that determine when the trigger should be fired. When a row is inserted, updated, or deleted, PL/SQL evaluates these conditions and executes the corresponding action if they are met."
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