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Other trigger categories The previous section listed triggers in groups according to their functions. Triggers can also be categorized by name. There are five such categories, each relating to a particular type of event that occurs during runtime processing. When-Event Triggers signal a point at which Form Builder default processing may be augmented with additional tasks or operations. For example, the When-Validate-Item trigger fires immediately after Form Builder validates data in an item. To augment the default validation checks that Form Builder performs, code additional validation in a When-Validate-Item trigger. Most When-event triggers can include calls to restricted built-in subprograms. On-Event Triggers signal a point at which Form Builder default processing may be replaced. For example, the On-Logon trigger fires when Form Builder readies to log on to an ORACLE data source. If the application requires a connection to a non-ORACLE data source, code an On-Logon trigger to pass the appropriate logon parameters to the non-ORACLE data source. This completely replaces the default logon to ORACLE. On-event triggers can include calls to unrestricted built-in subprograms. Pre-Event Triggers signal a point just prior to the occurrence of either a When-event or an On-event. Use triggers for these events to prepare objects or data for the upcoming event. Pre-event triggers can include calls to unrestricted built-in subprograms. Post-Event Triggers signal a point just following the occurrence of either a When-event or an On-event. Write triggers for these events that validate objects or data, or that perform some auditing tasks based on the prior event. Post-event triggers can include calls to unrestricted built-in subprograms. Key Triggers have a one-to-one relationship with specific keys. That is, the trigger fires when the operator presses a specific key or key-sequence. Remember that most GUI applications offer operators more than one way to execute commands. For instance, an operator might be able to execute a query by clicking a button, selecting a menu command, or pressing the [Execute Query] key. In such situations, it would be a mistake to place all of your application logic in a key trigger that might never fire. Similarly, in any mouse-driven application, you cannot rely entirely on key triggers for navigational keys like [Next Item] and [Next Block]. Because operators can navigate with a mouse, they may choose not to use these keys for navigation, and the associated triggers would not be fired. 424
Delete-Procedure trigger Description Automatically created by Form Builder when the delete data source is a stored procedure. This trigger is called when a delete operation is necessary. Think of this as an ON-DELETE trigger that is called by the system instead of doing default delete operations. Do not modify this trigger. Enter Query Mode Not applicable. On Failure No effect 425
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Oracle ® Forms Developer Form Buil
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Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS
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FIND_COLUMN built-in ..............
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Logging on to the Database.........
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Check Box Mapping of Other Values p
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Preface Welcome to Release 6i of th
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Built-in named parameters 2 The nam
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4 The built-in descriptions include
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ACTIVATE_SERVER built-in Descriptio
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8 column_width If you specify CHAR_
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10 PROCEDURE Populate_My_Group IS r
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12 ** the list item called years wh
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ADD_PARAMETER built-in Description
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ADD_TREE_DATA built-in Description
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18 -- Add the new node at the top l
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20 If offset_type is PARENT_OFFSET,
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BELL built-in Description Sets the
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BREAK built-in Description Halts fo
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Parameters 26 formmodule_name The n
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CALL_INPUT built-in Description Acc
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CALL_OLE_ built-in Description 30 P
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CHECKBOX_CHECKED built-in Descripti
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CHECK_RECORD_UNIQUENESS built-in De
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36 BEGIN Default_Value(NULL, ’Glo
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CLEAR_FORM built-in Description Cau
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CLEAR_ITEM built-in Description Cle
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42 When either the default value or
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CLEAR_RECORD built-in Description C
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CLOSE_SERVER built-in Description D
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48 IF :System.Form_Status ’QUERY
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COPY built-in Description Copies a
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COPY_REGION built-in Description Co
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COUNT_QUERY built-in Description In
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CREATE_GROUP built-in Description C
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CREATE_GROUP_FROM_QUERY built-in De
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CREATE_OLEOBJ built-in Description
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62 RAISE Form_trigger_Failure; END
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64 ** Create the Queried Record int
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CREATE_TIMER built-in Description C
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CREATE_VAR built-in Description 68
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DBMS_ERROR_CODE built-in Descriptio
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DBMS_ERROR_TEXT built-in Descriptio
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DEBUG_MODE built-in Description Tog
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DELETE_GROUP built-in Description 7
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78 rec_count NUMBER; BEGIN /* ** Ch
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DELETE_RECORD built-in Description
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DELETE_TIMER built-in Description 8
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DELETE_TREE_NODE built-in Descripti
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DESTROY_PARAMETER_LIST built-in Des
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DISPATCH_EVENT built-in Description
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DISPLAY_ITEM built-in Description M
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DOWN built-in Description Navigates
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96 LIST_VALUES Key-LISTVAL [List] L
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DUPLICATE_ITEM built-in Description
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EDIT_TEXTITEM built-in Description
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ENFORCE_COLUMN_SECURITY built-in De
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ENTER_QUERY built-in Description Th
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ERASE built-in Description Removes
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ERROR_TEXT built-in Description Ret
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110 ** Print the Normal Message tha
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112 item_id ITEM; item_name VARCHAR
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EXECUTE_QUERY restrictions Oracle C
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116 Advanced_Mode BOOLEAN; BEGIN /*
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Usage Notes 118 NO_ROLLBACK Form Bu
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120 ** we are done. */ IF Form_Succ
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122 IF al_button = ALERT_BUTTON2 TH
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FIND_CANVAS built-in Description Se
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FIND_GROUP built-in Description Sea
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FIND_LOV built-in Description Searc
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FIND_OLE_VERB built-in Description
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FIND_RELATION built-in Description
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FIND_TAB_PAGE built-in Description
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FIND_TREE_NODE built-in Description
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FIND_VA built-in Description Search
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FORM_FAILURE built-in Description R
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FORM_FATAL built-in Description Ret
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FORM_SUCCESS built-in Description R
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FORMS_DDL built-in Description Issu
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152 */ Forms_DDL(my_stmt); IF NOT F
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GET_APPLICATION_PROPERTY built-in D
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Usage Notes 156 equivalent of conca
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GET_BLOCK_PROPERTY built-in Descrip
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160 Navigable properties set to Yes
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GET_BLOCK_PROPERTY examples 162 and
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GET_CANVAS_PROPERTY built-in Descri
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GET_CUSTOM_PROPERTY built-in Descri
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168 DECLARE filename VARCHAR2(256)
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170 CURRENT_ROW_BACKGROUND_COLOR Th
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172 */ DECLARE curform VARCHAR2(40)
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174 RETURN NUMBER IS the_Rowcount N
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176 /* ** Try to lookup the part nu
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178 BEGIN /* ** Try to lookup the p
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GET_GROUP_SELECTION built-in Descri
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GET_GROUP_SELECTION_COUNT built-in
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GET_ITEM_INSTANCE_PROPERTY built-in
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GET_ITEM_PROPERTY built-in Descript
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190 ECHO Returns the VARCHAR2 strin
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192 LOV_Y_POS Returns the y coordin
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194 QUERY_LENGTH Returns the number
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Usage Notes 196 X_POS Returns the x
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GET_LIST_ELEMENT_COUNT built-in Des
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GET_LOV_PROPERTY built-in Descripti
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GET_OLEARG_ built-in Description Ob
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GET_PARAMETER_ATTR built-in Descrip
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214 The value is returned as a VARC
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GET_RELATION_PROPERTY built-in Desc
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GET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY built-in
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GET_TREE_PROPERTY built-in Descript
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GET_TREE_SELECTION built-in Descrip
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GET_VA_PROPERTY built-in Descriptio
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GET_VIEW_PROPERTY built-in Descript
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GO_BLOCK built-in Description GO_BL
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GO_ITEM built-in Description GO_ITE
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HELP built-in Description Displays
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HIDE_VIEW built-in Description Hide
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252 ** Local function called recurs
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Usage Notes 256 • Item • LOV
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IMAGE_ZOOM built-in Description Zoo
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INIT_OLEARGS built-in Description E
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INSERT_RECORD built-in Description
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ISSUE_SAVEPOINT built-in Descriptio
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ITEM_ENABLED built-in Description R
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LAST_OLE_EXCEPTION built-in Descrip
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LIST_VALUES built-in Description LI
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LOGON built-in Description Performs
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LOGON_SCREEN built-in Description D
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MENU_NEXT_FIELD built-in Descriptio
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MENU_SHOW_KEYS built-in Description
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284 /* ** Long-running update state
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MESSAGE_TEXT built-in Description R
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290 ** height. */ wn_id1 := Find_Wi
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292 ** */ PROCEDURE Push ( the_stac
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NEXT_BLOCK built-in Description Nav
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NEXT_ITEM built-in Description Navi
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NEXT_MENU_ITEM built-in Description
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NEXT_SET built-in Description Fetch
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OPEN_FORM built-in Description Open
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PAUSE built-in Description Suspends
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POPULATE_GROUP built-in Description
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POST built-in Description Writes da
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PREVIOUS_FORM built-in Description
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PREVIOUS_MENU built-in Description
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PREVIOUS_RECORD built-in Descriptio
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PTR_TO_VAR built-in Description Fir
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330 WHEN VALUE_ERROR THEN Message(
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332 BEGIN /* ** Set the message lev
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334 END;
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REDISPLAY built-in Description Redr
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REPLACE_CONTENT_VIEW built-in Descr
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REPORT_OBJECT_STATUS built-in Descr
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RESIZE_WINDOW built-in Description
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RETRIEVE_LIST built-in Description
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348 SYNCHRONOUS specifies that cont
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RUN_REPORT_OBJECT built-in Descript
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SCROLL_UP built-in Description Scro
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354 ten_percent NUMBER; new_x NUMBE
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SELECT_RECORDS built-in Description
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SET_ALERT_BUTTON_PROPERTY built-in
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SET_BLOCK_PROPERTY built-in Descrip
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368 FONT_NAME The font family, or t
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SET_CUSTOM_PROPERTY built-in Descri
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SET_FORM_PROPERTY built-in Descript
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SET_FORM_PROPERTY examples 374 ITEM
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SET_GROUP_CHAR_CELL built-in Descri
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SET_GROUP_SELECTION built-in Descri
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SET_ITEM_INSTANCE_PROPERTY built-in
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386 AUTO_HINT Determines if Form Bu
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388 HINT_TEXT Specifies the item-sp
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390 PROMPT_EDGE_ALIGNMENT Determine
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392 column should be treated as not
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QUERYABLE (Query Allowed) UPDATE_AL
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396 ELSE /* ** Change the icon to t
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SET_LOV_PROPERTY built-in Descripti
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SET_OLE built-in Description Change
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406 VISIBLE Specify PROPERTY_TRUE c
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Current Status Target Status 408 NE
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410 PREVENT_MASTERLESS_OPERATION Sp
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412 REPORT_DESNAME: The report dest
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414 VISIBLE Specify TRUE to make th
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SET_VAR built-in Description Sets a
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430 FILL_PATTERN The pattern to be
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SHOW_ALERT built-in Description Dis
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message_out Specifies a required OU
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SHOW_LOV built-in Description Displ
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TERMINATE built-in Description TERM
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UP built-in Description Navigates t
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UPDATE_RECORD built-in Description
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450 User_Exit(’RobotLnk DEACTIVAT
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452 IF NOT Form_Success THEN RAISE
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VAR_TO_TABLE built-in Description R
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VAR_TO_VARPTR built-in Description
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458 ** event for the SpinButton VBX
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WRITE_IMAGE_FILE built-in Descripti
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About Form Builder Components 472 O
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Starting Form Builder Components fr
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Forms Runtime Options Forms Runtime
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Setting Form Compiler Options Form
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Setting Form Builder Preferences Fo
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Color Mode Determines how an Form B
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Build Before Running Description De
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About Control property Description
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Cap Style property Description Spec
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Close Allowed property Description
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Column Name property Description Es
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Current_Form_Name property Descript
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Current_Row_White_On_Black property
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Custom Spacing property Description
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Data Block Description property Des
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Data Source X Axis property Descrip
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Data Type property Description Spec
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TIME 650 Apply a format mask such a
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Database Block property Description
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Datasource property Description Spe
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Default Alert Button property Descr
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Default Font Scaling property Descr
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Defer Required Enforcement property
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Delete Procedure Arguments property
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Detail Block property Description S
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Direction property Description Note
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Display Hint Automatically property
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Display Quality property Descriptio
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Display without Privilege property
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Display_Width property Description
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Distance Between Records property D
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DML Data Target Type property Descr
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Edge Background Color property Desc
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Edge Pattern property Description S
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Editor X Position, Editor Y Positio
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Enabled (Item) property Description
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Enabled (Tab Page) property Descrip
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Enforce Column Security property De
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Enterable property Description Spec
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Execution Mode properties Execution
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Execution Mode (Report) property De
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Filename property Description Speci
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Fill_Pattern property Description S
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Fire in Enter-Query Mode property D
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First_Block property Description Sp
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First_Item property Description Spe
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Fixed Bounding Box property Descrip
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Fixed Length (Menu Substitution Par
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Font_Name property Description Spec
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Font_Spacing property Description S
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Font_Weight property Description Sp
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Form Horizontal Toolbar Canvas prop
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726 A ABORT_QUERY built-in, 6 About
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DML Returning Value property, 700 D
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730 O object ID, 1 object name alia
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Format Mask property Description Sp
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appears as if Form Builder adds a s
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Formula property Description Specif
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Frame Title property Description Sp
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Frame Title Background Color proper
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Frame Title Font Size property Desc
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Frame Title Reading Order property
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Frame Title Visual Attribute Group
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Graphics Type property Description
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Help property Description On charac
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Highest Allowed Value/Lowest Allowe
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Hint (Menu Item) property Descripti
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Horizontal Justification property D
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Horizontal Object Offset property D
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Horizontal Toolbar Canvas property
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Icon in Menu property Description S
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Implementation Class property Descr
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Inherit Menu property Description S
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Initial Menu property Description S
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Insert Allowed (Item) property Desc
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Insert Procedure Arguments property
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Insert Procedure Result Set Columns
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Isolation Mode property Description
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Item Type property Description Spec
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Item_Tab_Page property Description
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Join Style property Description Spe
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• If your data must be aligned op
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Key Mode property Description Speci
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Keyboard Accelerator property Descr
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Keyboard Navigable property Descrip
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Label (Item) property Description S
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Label (Menu Substitution Parameter)
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Last_Block property Description Spe
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Last_Query property Description Spe
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Layout Style property Description S
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Line Spacing property Description S
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List Item Value property Descriptio
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List Style property Description Spe
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List X Position property Descriptio
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Listed in Data Block Menu/Data Bloc
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Lock Procedure Name property Descri
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Lock Record property Description Sp
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Magic Item property Description Spe
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Main Menu property Description Spec
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Maximize Allowed property Descripti
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Maximum Length (Form Parameter) pro
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Maximum Objects Per Line property D
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Maximum Records Fetched property De
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Menu Directory property Description
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Menu Item Code property Description
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Menu Item Type property Description
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Menu Module property Description Sp
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Menu Source property Description Me
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Menu Style property Description Spe
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Minimize Allowed property Descripti
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Modal property Description Specifie
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Module Roles property Description S
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Mouse Navigation Limit property Des
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Multi-Line property Description Det
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Name property Description Specifies
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Navigation Style property Descripti
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Next Navigation Item property Descr
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NextItem property Description Speci
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Next_Master_Relation property Descr
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Number of Records Buffered property
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OLE Activation Style property Descr
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OLE In-place Activation property De
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OLE Popup Menu Items property Descr
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OLE Popup Menu Items restrictions V
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OLE Tenant Aspect property Descript
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Operating_System property Descripti
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Order By property Description See W
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Output_Date/Datetime_Format propert
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• Blank spaces • Special charac
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• up to 38 digits of precision NU
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Parameter Initial Value (Form Param
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Password property Description Speci
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PL/SQL Library Location property De
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Popup Menu property Description Spe
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Prevent Masterless Operations prope
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Previous Navigation Item property D
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PreviousItem property Description S
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Primary Key (Item) property Descrip
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Prompt property Description Specifi
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Prompt Alignment Offset property De
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Prompt Attachment Offset property D
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Prompt Display Style property Descr
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Prompt Font Name property Descripti
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Prompt Font Spacing property Descri
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Prompt Font Weight property Descrip
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Prompt Justification property Descr
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Prompt Visual Attribute Group prope
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Property Class property Description
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Query Allowed (Block) property Desc
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Query Array Size property Descripti
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Query Data Source Columns property
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Query Data Source Type property Des
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Query Name property Description Spe
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Query_Hits property Description Spe
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Radio Button Value Property Descrip
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Reading Order property Description
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Record Group property Description S
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Record Group Query property Descrip
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Record Orientation property Descrip
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FOR ctr IN 1..j LOOP /* Try to get
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Rendered property Description Speci
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Report Destination Name property De
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Report Server property Description
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Required (Menu Parameter) property
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Return Item (LOV) property Descript
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Runtime Compatibility Mode property
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Savepoint_Name property Description
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Scroll Bar Height property Descript
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Secure (Menu Parameter) property De
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Show Fast Forward Button property D
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Show Lines property Description Det
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Show OLE Tenant Type property Descr
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Show Play Button property Descripti
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Show Rewind Button property Descrip
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for scroll bar. Refer to the Visual
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Show Symbols property Description I
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Show Vertical Scroll Bar property D
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Shrinkwrap property Description Spe
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Single Record property Description
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• In applications that will run o
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Sound Format property Description S
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Start Angle property Description Sp
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Start Prompt Offset property Descri
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Status (Block) property Description
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Subclass Information property Descr
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Summarized Block property Descripti
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Summary Function property Descripti
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Tab Attachment Edge property Descri
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Tab Page X Offset property Descript
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Tab Style property Description Spec
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Timer_Name property Description Spe
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Tooltip property Description Specif
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Tooltip Fill Pattern property Descr
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Tooltip Font Size property Descript
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Tooltip Font Style property Descrip
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Tooltip Foreground Color property D
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Tooltip White on Black property Des
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Top Prompt Offset property Descript
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Top Title property Description Spec
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Transactional Triggers property Des
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Trigger Text property Description S
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Update Allowed (Block) property Des
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Update Changed Columns Only propert
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Update Commit property Description
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Update Only if NULL property Descri
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Update Procedure Arguments property
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Update Procedure Result Set Columns
Page 1083 and 1084:
Use Security property Description S
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Username property Description Speci
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User_Interface property Description
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User_NLS_Lang property Description
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Validation property Description Spe
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Value when Checked property Descrip
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VBX Control File property Descripti
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VBX Control Value property Descript
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Vertical Justification property Des
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Vertical Object Offset property Des
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Vertical Toolbar Canvas property De
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Viewport X Position, Viewport Y Pos
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Visible property Description Indica
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Visible (Item) property Description
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Visible in Horizontal/Vertical Menu
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Visual Attribute property Descripti
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Fill Pattern The pattern to be used
Page 1117 and 1118:
WHERE Clause/ORDER BY Clause proper
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White on Black property Description
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Window property Description Specifi
Page 1123 and 1124:
Window_State property Description S
Page 1125 and 1126:
Wrap Style property Description Spe
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X Corner Radius property Descriptio
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• GET_WINDOW_PROPERTY • SET_WIN
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About system variables System Varia
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About system variables examples Ass
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$$DATETIME$$ system variable Syntax
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$$DBDATETIME$$ system variable Synt
Page 1139 and 1140: $$TIME$$ system variable Syntax $$T
Page 1141 and 1142: SYSTEM.COORDINATION_OPERATION syste
Page 1143 and 1144: SYSTEM.CURRENT_BLOCK system variabl
Page 1145 and 1146: SYSTEM.CURRENT_FORM system variable
Page 1147 and 1148: SYSTEM.CURRENT_VALUE system variabl
Page 1149 and 1150: SYSTEM.CURSOR_ITEM system variable
Page 1151 and 1152: SYSTEM.CURSOR_VALUE system variable
Page 1153 and 1154: SYSTEM.CUSTOM_ITEM_EVENT_PARAMETERS
Page 1155 and 1156: SYSTEM.EFFECTIVE_DATE system variab
Page 1157 and 1158: SYSTEM.FORM_STATUS system variable
Page 1159 and 1160: SYSTEM.LAST_QUERY system variable S
Page 1161 and 1162: SYSTEM.LAST_RECORD system variable
Page 1163 and 1164: SYSTEM.MESSAGE_LEVEL system variabl
Page 1165 and 1166: SYSTEM.MOUSE_BUTTON_MODIFIERS syste
Page 1167 and 1168: SYSTEM.MOUSE_BUTTON_SHIFT_STATE sys
Page 1169 and 1170: SYSTEM.MOUSE_FORM system variable S
Page 1171 and 1172: SYSTEM.MOUSE_RECORD system variable
Page 1173 and 1174: SYSTEM.MOUSE_X_POS system variable
Page 1175 and 1176: SYSTEM.RECORD_STATUS system variabl
Page 1177 and 1178: SYSTEM.TAB_NEW_PAGE system variable
Page 1179 and 1180: SYSTEM.TRIGGER_BLOCK system variabl
Page 1181 and 1182: SYSTEM.TRIGGER_NODE_SELECTED system
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Page 1185 and 1186: Interface event triggers Interface
Page 1187 and 1188: Navigational events occur at differ
Page 1189: Post-Database-Commit Augment defaul
Page 1193 and 1194: Key-PRVBLK [Previous Block] Key-PRV
Page 1195 and 1196: Insert-Procedure trigger Descriptio
Page 1197 and 1198: Key-Others trigger Description A Ke
Page 1199 and 1200: On-Check-Delete-Master trigger Desc
Page 1201 and 1202: On-Check-Unique trigger examples Ex
Page 1203 and 1204: On-Close trigger Description Fires
Page 1205 and 1206: aise form_trigger_failure; END IF;
Page 1207 and 1208: On-Count trigger Description Fires
Page 1209 and 1210: On-Dispatch-Event trigger Descripti
Page 1211 and 1212: ... ... ELSIF (lv_errcod = 40zzz) T
Page 1213 and 1214: On-Fetch trigger examples This exam
Page 1215 and 1216: On-Lock trigger Description Fires w
Page 1217 and 1218: On-Logout trigger Description Fires
Page 1219 and 1220: ... ELSE ... END IF; ELSE Message(l
Page 1221 and 1222: On-Rollback trigger Description Fir
Page 1223 and 1224: On-Select trigger Description Fires
Page 1225 and 1226: On-Sequence-Number trigger Descript
Page 1227 and 1228: Post-Block trigger Description Fire
Page 1229 and 1230: See Process Flowcharts Post-Change
Page 1231 and 1232: Post-Delete trigger Description Fir
Page 1233 and 1234: Post-Forms-Commit trigger Descripti
Page 1235 and 1236: Post-Insert trigger Description Fir
Page 1237 and 1238: Post-Logout trigger Description Fir
Page 1239 and 1240: :Employee.Payplan_Id; CURSOR lookup
Page 1241 and 1242:
Post-Select trigger Description The
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Post-Update trigger Description Fir
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Pre-Commit trigger Description Fire
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Pre-Form trigger Description Fires
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) CLOSE next_ord; /* ** Make sure w
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Pre-Logout trigger Description Fire
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Pre-Query trigger Description Fires
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Pre-Record trigger Description Fire
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Pre-Text-Item trigger Description F
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OPEN old_value; FETCH old_value INT
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Update-Procedure trigger Descriptio
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When-Button-Pressed trigger Descrip
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When-Clear-Block trigger Descriptio
Page 1267 and 1268:
CLOSE ship_dflt; END; 501
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In this example, the procedure then
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When-Form-Navigate trigger Descript
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When-Image-Pressed trigger Descript
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When-List-Changed trigger Descripti
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When-Mouse-DoubleClick trigger Desc
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When-Mouse-Down trigger Description
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When-Mouse-Leave trigger Descriptio
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When-Mouse-Up trigger Description F
Page 1285 and 1286:
When-New-Form-Instance trigger Desc
Page 1287 and 1288:
When-New-Item-Instance trigger Desc
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When-Radio-Changed trigger Descript
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When-Tab-Page-Changed trigger Descr
Page 1293 and 1294:
presentation’; msg_2 VARCHAR2(80)
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When-Tree-Node-Expanded trigger Des
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When-Validate-Item trigger Descript
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When-Validate-Record trigger Descri
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When-Window-Activated trigger Descr
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When-Window-Deactivated trigger Des
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539
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G Graphics Type property, 41 Group_
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On-Logout, 437 On-Logout trigger, 4
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EFFECTIVE_DATE, 405 EVENT_WINDOW, 4
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Y Y Corner Radius property, 380 Y P
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