Re: How trap the message "Do you want to save the change you have made?"

[Quoted] Try writing a Silent_Commit procedure ( u know what this does, I think), and [Quoted] execute this in the post-form trigger. Of course, you must be sure that the [Quoted] user wants to commit, else you execute a rollback.

"no changes to apply" is the same story, you only suppress these messages when they're about to occur. That is correct programming.

Like in the silent_commit, which looks like this:

begin
  l_msglevel := :system.message_level;
  :system.message_level := <15>; -- or so  Commit;
  :system.message_level := l_msglevel;
end;

hth,

Patrick Sinke

x <x_at_x.com> schreef in berichtnieuws
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> I have many messages in my Forms application, like "Do you want to save
 the
> change you have made?" or "No change to apply". I wonder if I could trap
> these messages, I don't want them to occur anymore.
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> I've tried :system.message_level := 25; -- or whatever
> but it's not efficient for this kind of messages.
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> Tx
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> "Patrick Sinke" <patrick.sinke_at_cgey.nl> wrote in message
> news:992249653.380456_at_sleeper.capgemini.nl...
> > what do u mean (or : Be More Specific ), mr X.?
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> > > or other like "No change to apply" in Forms 5.0
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> > > Tx
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Received on Sat Jul 21 2001 - 23:50:53 CEST