When do server events typically occur in NetSuite?

Server events in NetSuite typically occur during actions that involve records, specifically when creating, editing, viewing, and saving records. These events are crucial for processing business logic and triggering workflows because they allow the system to execute scripts and logic in response to record interactions.

When a user creates a new record or modifies an existing one, server events are triggered to ensure that any associated business rules, validations, or automated processes are executed correctly. This means that as users perform actions on records in the system, the server processes these events to maintain data integrity and enforce business logic.

The choice that suggests server events only occur when records are deleted does not capture the full scope of server events, as they aren't limited to deletions. Similarly, the option concerning user interface navigation does not align with how server events function since navigation does not inherently manipulate records. Lastly, server events are not limited to data import processes; while they can be triggered by imports, their primary function extends to all types of record interactions, making the broader context of creating, editing, viewing, and saving records the accurate scenario for their occurrence.