Re: D2K forms and relationships

In Oracle you can achieve the same thing in different ways:

1. Use Parameters to pass the data from one form to another.
2. Use Global variables (not always recomended because of high overhead).
3. Commit the data in form A and re-query in form B.
4. Instead of using two forms use one form with multiple windows and

The method you use would depend on the requirements and complexity of the problem.
To me it appears that you could use parameters.

Good luck
Santosh

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Sanjana P. Landry <sanjana_at_Ra.MsState.Edu> wrote in article
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>  I am new to forms so please bear with me.  I have two forms (A<B) each


 with one block each. In form A, I have created abutton taht calls form B. 


> I want to be able to display the information  in Form B once its called


taht realtes to Form A.  For example, If Form A is customer, I bring up the
appropriate customer in Form A and then  click the buttom that brings up
Form B. I want Form B  (example orders) to bring up the deatil information
related to the customer in Form A.  I thought I could do it in a
relationship or master-detail, but I've only been able to do that  with two
blocks within the same form. How do I do it whne it involves two forms?  A


> ny help would be appreciated.

> Thanks,

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> -Sanjana Landry

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