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Multi column Tlist in Form 11g [message #646319]

Thu, 24 December 2015 16:20

shery1995
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Hi All

Please have a look at attached file and advise if similar features are available in oracle Form 11g. I tried everything in oracle form 11g but fail to work out. Is it possible to use similar window features to achieve the same result and how? Many thanks in advance.

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Re: Multi column Tlist in Form 11g [message #646328 is a reply to message #646319]

Fri, 25 December 2015 08:47

Littlefoot
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This looks like an ordinary List of Values to me ...

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Re: Multi column Tlist in Form 11g [message #646394 is a reply to message #646328]

Tue, 29 December 2015 14:08

shery1995
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if so, could you please explain me how to achieve that step by step?

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Re: Multi column Tlist in Form 11g [message #646398 is a reply to message #646394]

Wed, 30 December 2015 00:22

Littlefoot
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Step by step? Sorry, I won't do that.

Most of the time I start with creating a Record Group query (you'll see it in Object Navigator window) which returns values I need. Then, based on that record group, I create a List of Values. Wizard drives you through the process so - if you take some time and read Online Forms Help or use our best friend, Google, you shouldn't have any problems.

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Re: Multi column Tlist in Form 11g [message #646478 is a reply to message #646398]

Thu, 31 December 2015 15:48

shery1995
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I want to create multi column Tlist not a LOV. However, if LOV can serve the same purpose what I want then I don't mind using the LOV but I am not aware of it and don't know how to do that. Normally LOV on click/button press returns value.

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