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frm-18108 failed to load the following objects. [message #624623] Wed, 24 September 2014 03:49 Go to next message
rbalamurugan100@gmail.com
Messages: 3
Registered: September 2014
Location: Chennai
Junior Member

Hi All,

Req: Need to supress the error frm-18108 / Need to Remove the OLB file from the existing form.

When i open the form in the form builder am getting the attached error,
but that olb file i dont want to use in future. so i want to remove from this form.

I just removed the all objects from the form builder but still am getting the same error.

FYI. :I just converted the fmb file to text: that texts as below.
******************************************************************

* Name AKM_SO235A
- Subclass Information
- Comments
- Help Book Title
* Title AR Invoice/Debit Note Entry
- Console Window
- Menu Source File
* Menu Module DEFAULT&smartbar
- Initial Menu
- Defer Required Enforcement No
- Menu Role
- Mouse Navigation Limit Form
- First Navigation Data Block
- Current Record Visual Attribute Group
- Validation Unit Default
- Interaction Mode Blocking
- Maximum Query Time 0
- Maximum Records Fetched 0
- Isolation Mode Read Committed
* Coordinate System
----------
* Coordinate System Real
* Real Unit Point
* Default Font Scaling Yes
* Character Cell Height 17
* Character Cell Width 6
----------
- Use 3D Controls Yes
- Form Horizontal Toolbar Canvas
- Form Vertical Toolbar Canvas
- Direction Default
* Runtime Compatibility Mode 4.5
- Triggers
- Alerts
- Attached PL/SQL Libraries
- Blocks
- Canvases
- Editors
- Form Parameters
- Lists of Values
- Menus
- Object Groups
* Program Units
----------
* Name P_GET_SO_CTL_ROW
- Subclass Information
- Comments
* Program Unit Text - Program Unit Type Unknown
----------
* Name P_CHECK_PRECISION
* Subclass Information
----------
* Location File
* Source File GEN_COLSEC.olb
- Source Path
- Source Module
- Source Owner
* Source Level
----------
* Source Name GEN_COLSEC
----------
* Source Name P_CHECK_PRECISION
----------
----------
- Comments
- Program Unit Text - Program Unit Type Unknown
----------
* Name P_CHECK_PRECISION
* Subclass Information
----------
* Location File
* Source File GEN_COLSEC.olb
- Source Path
- Source Module
- Source Owner
* Source Level
----------
* Source Name GEN_COLSEC
----------
* Source Name P_CHECK_PRECISION
----------
----------
- Comments
- Program Unit Text - Program Unit Type Unknown
----------
- Property Classes
- Record Groups
- Reports
- Visual Attributes
- Windows
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Re: frm-18108 failed to load the following objects. [message #624689 is a reply to message #624623] Wed, 24 September 2014 10:50 Go to previous messageGo to next message
CraigB
Messages: 386
Registered: August 2014
Location: Utah, USA
Senior Member
Sounds like you haven't removed all of the OLB linked objects. Did you delete the individual objects or did you delete OLB from the Objects Group node of the Object Navigator?

Craig...
Re: frm-18108 failed to load the following objects. [message #631080 is a reply to message #624689] Thu, 08 January 2015 22:06 Go to previous message
rbalamurugan100@gmail.com
Messages: 3
Registered: September 2014
Location: Chennai
Junior Member

Hi,

Thank you so much for your reply.
I solved the problem already.
Actual Problem : they already used a olb file in a form, the same in future they wont to use that the olb file, so we need to remove it from the existing form. but its not done as properly.

Solution :
1. Need to open the form through the form builder
2. open the OLB file.
3. re - subclass the same last time used objects from the olb and just delete from the particular objects and close the olb without saved.
4. then delete from form which objects is subclassd from the olb and save close it.
5. now reopen the form now v dont get that above said the error.


Thank you again.
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