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Old January 12th, 2005, 07:20 AM
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Exclamation Oracle 9i FORMS DEVELOPER HELP -- NEWBIE!

I need to create (in Forms) a way to allow a user to edit (add, edit, delete) data in a praticular table. I would like to have a window that pulls up all the data in the table and just allow the user to do the above functions, save and exit. I need specific instructions as I am totally new to FORMS.
I am currently using Oracle 9i FORMS DEVELOPER with 9i db.

HELP PLEASE.....

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Old January 16th, 2005, 07:24 AM
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IF you use the "wizards" (form template) they should be able to get you close to a first cut.

To disable functionality like 'SAVE', just create a DO_KEY() trigger (KEY_COMMIT in this example) with NULL; as the code, (although a better way is to change the block or item properties - there are lots of them and they all do as they suggest).

SO - once you have used the Form Template wizard to create the basic form....

I would remove the toolbar (delete from value of the MENU property of the form) - hightlight the form name and press F4 to view properties, find the menu (defaultsmartbar - or similar) and clear this entry. - you will now have NO menu.

Then create buttons on the form to replace the basic functionality you require.

do this help?

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