Re: Forms 4.5 Questions
From: Chetan Jujuneja <FVZW96A_at_prodigy.com>
Date: 1995/09/10
Message-ID: <42vt0q$101m_at_usenetp1.news.prodigy.com>#1/1
>>
>>1. How can I assign a block to a new window? So far all the blocks
that I
>>have created are useing the same window and that just won't do.
>>
>>2. What is the navigation code that I use in a When_Button_Pressed
>>trigger to call a new window or block?
>>
>>3. What are the advantages of creating multiple moduals verses one
modual
>>with all the blocks windows and PL/SQL code?
>>
>>4. Is there a way to remove the "Oracle Forms 4.5" banner on the Main
>>window when generating and running forms created with 4.5
>>
Date: 1995/09/10
Message-ID: <42vt0q$101m_at_usenetp1.news.prodigy.com>#1/1
>>I have four questions that I am hoping to get answers to.
>>
>>1. How can I assign a block to a new window? So far all the blocks
that I
>>have created are useing the same window and that just won't do.
>>
>>2. What is the navigation code that I use in a When_Button_Pressed
>>trigger to call a new window or block?
>>
>>3. What are the advantages of creating multiple moduals verses one
modual
>>with all the blocks windows and PL/SQL code?
>>
>>4. Is there a way to remove the "Oracle Forms 4.5" banner on the Main
>>window when generating and running forms created with 4.5
>>
- You can assign a block to a canvas and the canvas can be assigned to a window. You first create a window , then create a canvas and assign it to the window. Subsequently you can create a block and assign it to window.
- Go_BLOCK(block_name) will take you to the first navigable item in the blck. In case the item happens to be in a window not currently displayed Oracle forms will display the window.
- Multiple modules are less resourse expensive and you can at run time selectively load them into memoy. In addition they are easier to code.
- Use SET_WINDOW_PROPERTY(FORMS_MDI,Title,Actual Title) in your when-new- form instance trigger
Chetan Juneja
Quintessence Systems
FVZW96A_at_prodigy.com
Received on Sun Sep 10 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST