Re: How to use procedures in Designer/2000

The primary place for reference *functions* is in the "Derivation Expression" text type. You can use this to derive either base table column values (if placed in the Column Definition's Derivation Expression) or to produce non-base table items (use the Column Usage's Derivation Expression).

Until R2.0 comes out, there is no direct way to associate your PL/SQL code with Forms trigger (other than in the templates).

"mikel" <pmiquel_at_drac.medusa.es> wrote:

>I'm working with Designer/2000 vers. 1.3.2.
>I know how to use the 'Module Data' and the 'Module Structure' to generate
>modules.
>I know how to use the 'Module Logic' to generate procedures, functions and
>packages.
>But I dont know how to use the procedures and functions in the Module Data,
>because there is not triggers (like developer/2000).
>I suppose that only in certain places in the designer/2000 can i put calls
>to procedures but i can not get examples or documentacion.
>Can anybody help me?, Thank you.
>

-JJ

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