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Category Archives: Oracle forms
unlock orcladmin password in shell script
Shell script to check if orcladmin account is locked, and unlock it if required # Check to see if orcladmin account is locked, and unlock it if it is. if [ “`ldapbind -p <myport> -D cn=orcladmin -w <myorcladminpassword>`” = “bind … Continue reading
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Switch Oracle Forms List of Values on and off dynamically at run time
In e.g. post-query block level trigger: IF block.check_field = ‘F’ THEN — switch on Set_Item_Property( ‘block.field’ , LOV_NAME, ‘your lov’) ; Set_Item_Property( ‘block.field’, VALIDATE_FROM_LIST, PROPERTY_TRUE); ELSE — switch off Set_Item_Property( ‘block.field’ , LOV_NAME, ”) ; Set_Item_Property( ‘block.field’, VALIDATE_FROM_LIST, PROPERTY_FALSE); END … Continue reading
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Oracle Forms popup dialog alert box
Howto create a popup dialog box in Oracle Forms – called ‘alerts’ although can be used for all kinds of purposes, not just alerting. First create a new alert. Alerts are listed in the forms developer object navigator, immediately underneath … Continue reading
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Oracle Forms Dropdown List Item values populated from database table
Popup LOV boxes that retrieve their list from a database table are relatively easy to set up in oracle forms, the equivalent for a dropdown list item takes a bit more work. 1) First, create a new item in the … Continue reading
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