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updating data into table through non-database column in a form [message #601753]

Mon, 25 November 2013 05:38

nkumar0130
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Registered: August 2013
Location: Bangalore

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Hi,

In a block I have 7 column, among 7 column 5 are database column and other 2 are non database column.
suppose 5 column belong to EMP table and other 2 column belong to STU table.
both the table are linked through emp_id.
I am not supposed to create a view so i have created the 5 column based on EMP table and other 2 column is non-database column.
through POST_QUERY trigger i am displaying the value in the 2 column of STU table.

When I am updating the 2 column of STU table alone through form it is not updating.
But when I am updating the 2 column of STU table along the 5 column of EMP table it is getting update.

Please help me with the solution so that i can update only the 2 STU column.

Thanks

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Re: updating data into table through non-database column in a form [message #601754 is a reply to message #601753]

Mon, 25 November 2013 05:44

cookiemonster
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How is stu getting updated if the emp columns are changed?

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Re: updating data into table through non-database column in a form [message #601755 is a reply to message #601754]

Mon, 25 November 2013 05:46

nkumar0130
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I have used a trigger ON-UPDATE trigger and calling a procedure through this trigger.
Inside pocedure i have written a update command to update the both the table.

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Re: updating data into table through non-database column in a form [message #601761 is a reply to message #601755]

Mon, 25 November 2013 06:21

cookiemonster
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You could trick forms into thinking one of emp columns has changed, something like this in the when-validate-item on the stu items:

DECLARE

l_cur_val emp.<item>%type := :emp.<item>;

BEGIN

:emp.<item> := '????????';
:emp.<item> := l_cur_val;

END;

You'll need to pick an item without any validation triggers of it's own.

Alternatively:
1) base the block on a view
2) base the block on a stored procedure

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