Form 4.5 question
From: Greg Hoppan <alpha_at_mail.datanet.hu>
Date: 1997/11/16
Message-ID: <346F5A85.42E84B53_at_mail.datanet.hu>#1/1
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select ... into ... ; --#10
Received on Sun Nov 16 1997 - 00:00:00 CET
Date: 1997/11/16
Message-ID: <346F5A85.42E84B53_at_mail.datanet.hu>#1/1
Hi,
[Quoted] I have a long running PL/SQL code in a form procedure. The code is long running because it contains numerous select statements:
select ... into ... ; --#1 select ... into ... ; --#2 select ... into ... ; --#3
..
select ... into ... ; --#10
Between the selects I have the opportunity to do anything in PL/SQL.
What I need is a Cancel button on my form to interrupt the procedure, during or between the select statesments. I know, it is impossible.
So my question is: is there any way of receiving any kind of asynchronous user interrupt or user reaction between my PL/SQL statesments?
Thanks in advance,
G
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