Trigger Firing sequence:
This is most important thing to understand in Oracle D2K Forms When you open a form following triggers are executed
First Logon Triggers are fired
1.PRE-LOGON
2.ON-LOGON
3.POST-LOGON
After that Pre Triggers
4. PRE-FORM
5. PRE-BLOCK
6. PRE-TEXT
After that WHEN-NEW Triggers
7. WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE
8. WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE
9. WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE
After that ITEM Level Triggers
After this focus is on the first item of the Block. If you type some data and press the tab key following trigger will fire in sequence
10.KEY-NEXT-ITEM (This trigger is present on the item level).
11.POST-CHANGE (This trigger is present on the item level).
12.WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM (This trigger is present on the item level).
13.POST-TEXT-ITEM (This trigger is present on the item level).
14.WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE (Block Level Trigger).
Now focus will go the next item present on the form.
If there are no further items present on the screen them if we enter data and press tab key then only KEY-NEXT-ITEM is fired. Now suppose we close the form then the item level triggers are fired.
POST TRIGGERS
15.POST-BLOCK
16.POST-FORM
Now the form will be closed. My Profile
Friday, 23 January 2009
Trigger Firing sequence in D2K (Oracle Forms)
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1 What is purpose and order of firing the following triggers
ReplyDelete- on fetch
- on select
First on-select then on-fetch trigger is fired .
On-select is used to open and execute database query. on-fetch can be used in conjunction with on-select to replace the processing that normally occur in execute query built in procedure
1)On select fires first.
On select fFires when Forms Developer would normally execute the open cursor parse and execute phases of a query to identify
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ReplyDeleteYou can use the lexical parameters at From clause but you have to use lexical parameter as given below.
SELECT 'last_name' client_last_name, 'first_name' client_first_name,
'mailing_address1' mailing_address, 'city' city
FROM dual
WHERE 1=2
&RGROUP1
In above query I have used 2 lexical parameters and while calling the above report pass the &RGOUP1 values using the below statement.
:RGROUP1 := 'UNION SELECT 'last_name' client_last_name, 'first_name'
client_first_name, 'mailing_address1' mailing_address, 'city' city
FROM emp_det'
Using the above method you can generate the dynamic query in the report.
Lexical references is used to runtime dynamic where conditions. If you create query through query builder colon(:) must be used and this is used in after parameter form.
You can use the lexical parameters at From clause but you have to use lexical parameter as given below.
SELECT 'last_name' client_last_name 'first_name' client_first_name
'mailing_address1' mailing_address 'city' city
FROM dual
WHERE 1 2
&RGROUP1
In above query I have used 2 lexical parameters and while calling the above report pass the &RGOUP1 values using the below statement.
:RGROUP1 : 'UNION
SELECT 'last_name' client_last_name 'first_name'
client_first_name 'mailing_address1' mailing_address 'city' city
FROM emp_det'
Using the above method you can generate the dynamic query in the report.
12
Scroll bar on tab pages
Can we add scroll bar at on all tab pages in a single canvas? If yes then how:
You can put a Stacked Canvas on Tab Pages. A Stack Canvas can have Scroll Bars. You Can hide and show the Stacked canvas according to requirements.
12
Open Form Example
Give an example for open_form with parameter passing from one form to another form
BEGIN
CALL_FORM('FORM2'
NO_HIDE
DO_REPLACE -- replace menu
NO_QUERY_ONLY
SHARE_LIBRARY_DATA);
END;
look at the forms help for the differences between OPEN_FORM and CALL_FORM.
Thanks Suman for information provided.I will post these as articles.
ReplyDeleteIf a user opens a form and after doing some transaction he closed the form. Then Write a sequence of from level trigger which will fire during opening and closing the form.
ReplyDeletehow to hide scroll bar when form is running
ReplyDelete