Re: Restricted procedures in oracle forms

They are there to stop developers overriding default functionality in a way which will make the form awkward to use. (e.g You cant navigate to field B in a WVI trigger of field A. Juse doesnt make sense)

[Quoted] Yes i know its a pain but....

M

gr8_amod_at_yahoo.co.uk (amod) wrote in message news:<f2b80abd.0206260941.3a25f59c_at_posting.google.com>...
> Hi All,
>
> Does anyone have any idea why Oracle Forms have restricted built ins.
> It causes a lot of problems when the design requires real time
> updations to happen to other fields. The simplest example is clearing
> a detail block when a field in header block is cleared.
>
> I know timers exist but the best part is in web deployed mode, even
> the timer is not guranteed to fire in the time or sequence specified.
>
> So just wondering, why restricted procedures in first place ??
>
> Amod
Received on Fri Jun 28 2002 - 10:10:21 CEST