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On 14 Jan 1997 16:39:39 +0100, Hans Kristian Ruud <hkr_at_ifi.uio.no> wrote:
>According to Oracle Application Object Library standards,
>any table containing "updateable" data should contain the
>following columns:
>
>LAST_UPDATED_BY Standard Who-column
>LAST_UPDATE_DATE Standard Who-column
>LAST_UPDATED_LOGIN Standard Who-column
>CREATION_DATE Standard Who-column
>CREATED_BY Standard Who-column
>REQUEST_ID Concurrent program Who-column
>PROGRAM_APPLICATION_ID Concurrent program Who-column
>PROGRAM_ID Concurrent program Who-column
>PROGRAM_UPDATE_DATE Concurrent program Who-column
>
>I am involved in writing some procedures for updating one such table.
>
>Specifically, I would like to know what values to use for the last four
>
>columns when creating a new row.
>- hans kristian -
>
If you are using Forms 4.5 to handle you're update use the trigger
(post and after update) to handle the information in the first 5
fields.
If you are using programms updating the tables running via the
concurrent managers there triggers will take care of the last 4
fields.
Back to you're irignal question
If you're update directly via forms ( or at least not via the
concurrent manager) don't put any information inthere.
regards Henri
Henri Lejeune Application Consultant SQL Consult AG St. Jakobstrasse 56 Privat Mail : lejeune_at_ping.ch 4147 Aesch Business Mail : hlejeune_at_sqlconsult.ch Switzerland Business Phone: +41 (0)61 7569892 http://www.sqlconsult.ch/ Mobile Phone : +41 (0)79 4148990 _______________________________________________________________________Received on Thu Jan 16 1997 - 00:00:00 CST