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From: Richard Brands <wncreb@cco.wnc.nedlloyd.nl>
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Subject: Re: Adding a field to Oracle Forms 4.5
Date: Fri, 15 May 1998 11:30:52 +0100
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To: Antonio Tortora <antoniot@iwaynet.net>

Antonio Tortora wrote:
> 
> This one has me stumped.
> 
> I have create a table and then design the forms screen.  The Interaction
> with the form and the table works fine.  The problem is when I add a
> field to the table.  How do you properly add the field to the form.  The
> only way I have been able to put the field in the block is do a copy and
> then a paste.  Then I remain the field to the new field I created and
> make sure the field is set to the proper block.  When I try to use the
> form and put data in that field.  I receive and unable to insert record
> error.  Does anyone know how to add the field without deletnig the block
> and inserting it again.
> 

Antonio,
In the object navigator open the block and the items into which you need
to add a field. Then press the create button, which is the button with a
green plus sign on it. This creates a new field. Remember that the
'database field' indicator is set to yes by default. You may want to
change that to No if it concerns a nonbase field. Don't forget to add
the canvas name to the item so that the field appears on the screen.

regards,

richard
