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It has been awhile, but there is some sort of syslevel... maybe it is
sysmessagelevel or messagelevel that you change the value to suppress
certain messages...
Jeff
Brian West wrote in message <38A04D19.C5F834E0_at_indosoft.nb.ca>...
>I am trying to override the default alert that oracle provides when
>unsaved changes exist and you try to exit the form. I would like my
>alert to be 'Unsaved Changes exist? Do you wish to save them?'
>YES -- No -- CANCEL ---> If 'yes' is clicked, a validation routine
>is run. If 'cancel' is clicked, you return to the form. These work fine.
>The problem is that when 'no' is clicked, I want to exit the form
>(full_rollback, no_commit), but the default oracle message appears
>following. Does anyoneknow how to suppress this? This functionality is
>currently inside the form level do_key(exit_form) trigger.
>
>Thanks
>
Received on Tue Feb 08 2000 - 14:54:48 CST
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