Re: Forms 4.5 debugger question

[Quoted] which trigger 'on a button' are you using - show us the code in the trigger [Quoted] also. How is the new form sbeing called and what is the code of the pre-form trigger in the new form.

[Quoted] global variable have oracle session scope so (from memory) should certainly be available if your calling the other forms with either CALL_FORM, NEW_FORM or REPLACE_FORM.

"Teresa Redmond" <pixel.work_at_verizon.net> wrote in message news:g2p52v8bohpk8ihk4a534c9f05m249ncrp_at_4ax.com...
> Hi, all, another problem with ancient software.
>
> I'm developing in Developer/2000, using Forms 4.5 connected to Oracle
> 8.1.5; developing on Win98se, db on WinNT4.
>
> I'm trying to figure out global variables and passing values from one
> form's text boxes to another form's text boxes. I'm using a trigger
> on a button to load variables into the globals, and then the pre_form
> trigger on the other form to load the globals into the text boxes.
> This isn't working, and I would like to use the debugger to find out
> why.
>
> I've tried lots of things I've seen here and on asktom, as well as the
> Oracle forums, but I can't find the solution (or just don't know what
> I'm seeing, which is more probable, since I'm new to this
> environment). I've got three forms that I run to see what's going on:
> a log-on form that shows a menu after logon, then a form that uses
> LOVs to fill in text boxes (the values of which are what I'm trying to
> put into the globals), then another form that allows the user to add
> info to the chosen global's record.
>
> My concern now is to be able to run the debugger and see what's going
> on. I get the following Windows error when I try:
>
> F45DBG32 caused an invalid page fault in
> module CA20W32.DLL at 0177:1002351e.
> Registers:
> EAX=034767d4 CS=0177 EIP=1002351e EFLGS=00010246
> EBX=00f96b52 SS=017f ESP=0116f080 EBP=0116f0a0
> ECX=00000001 DS=017f ESI=0189dee0 FS=32a7
> EDX=00000000 ES=017f EDI=033dd510 GS=0000
> Bytes at CS:EIP:
> 89 04 8a 8b 45 f8 ff 40 04 8b 45 f8 8b 4d 10 39
> Stack dump:
> 033dd510 0189dee0 00f96b52 fffffffe 00000014 00000001 03470cac
> 00000000 0116f0c8 10024477 033dd510 03470cac 00000001 034767d4
> 033dd510 0189dee0
>
> Does anyone recognize this, maybe have a solution for me? Have I
> wrongly installed the software? (and I know it's ancient, but that's
> all we have right now) Is there somewhere I need to look where I
> haven't looked yet (am using Oracle Book like was recommended before,
> thanks!)?
>
> Thanks all, for any help.
> --
> Teresa Redmond
> Programmer/Analyst II
> Anteon Corporation
> tredmond_at_anteon.com
Received on Mon Jan 13 2003 - 17:41:59 CET