Re: Help with Designer 2000 modular blocks

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> From: blalow_at_freenet.edmonton.ab.ca (Blair Lowe)
> Newsgroups: comp.databases.oracle
> Subject: Help with Designer 2000 modular blocks
> Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 15:40:12 +1100
> Organization: Computer Engineering Inc.
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> Questions on use of Designer2000
>
> Does anyone know the answers to any of these questions?
>
> 20/3/96
>
> 1 Des2k "How can you implement a library form concept for blocks/pages? -
> if not possible, what would be the best alternative approach?"
> Context: Referencing an address block which can have different field
> labels and/or different structure depending on Country. NB Post-generation
> coding is not being contemplated.
>
> 2 Des2k What is the best way to implement a common block that will be
> used in many forms?
> context: E.g. a search block used as the first enterable block and
> controlling the records displayed in the rest of the form. NB
> Post-generation coding is not being contemplated.
>
> 3 Des2k What is the best way to implement fields which can have variable
> formatting depending on Country?
> Context: E.g. social security numbers. NB Post-generation coding is
> not being contemplated.
>
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as in regard to the general control block, try putting that block in you TEMPLATE
mail me for more info if you like.

                                        Yoram Z. Received on Wed Mar 27 1996 - 00:00:00 CET