A Subscriber Trigger Event Job is a specific function within Identity Manager designed to initiate a process on a driver's Subscriber channel. It accomplishes this by generating and sending a event document. This type of event is used to start custom actions, such as migrating objects or running a specific policy, without a preceding data change event (like an add, modify, or delete) in the Identity Vault. The job essentially "triggers" the driver to perform a predefined task.

A. sync: A event is used to check for and reconcile differences between an object in the Identity Vault and the connected application, not to initiate a custom job.

B. query: A event is generated to request information from a connected system. A trigger job initiates an action, it does not inherently request data.

C. modify: A event is generated in response to a change in an object's attributes in the Identity Vault, not by a scheduled trigger job.

D. status: A event is a response document from a driver indicating the success or failure of a command; it is not an initiating event.

F. triggerless: "Triggerless" is not a recognized event type within the Identity Manager XDS (XML Data Synchronization) specification.

1. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Administration Guide: In the section "Managing Jobs," under "Creating a Job Definition," the "Subscriber Trigger" job type is explicitly defined. It states, "Sends a trigger document to the Subscriber channel of the selected driver. The trigger document can be used to start a custom job, such as migrating users from one context to another." (Reference: Chapter 11, Jobs, Section: Creating a Job Definition).

2. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Policies in Designer Guide: This guide explains the use of various XDS documents in policies. The document is described as a mechanism to initiate policy processing for specific, often custom, tasks. The guide notes, "A trigger document is sent to a driver to start a process." (Reference: Chapter 3, Policies for Identity Manager, Section: Understanding XML Documents).