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thanks
to all for the help.
I kept
the separate cache.
(Still
question comes to mind ,was there a major issue in giving read access to
the block buffer, it would save lot of validation code)
Regards
Sameer
Nope - keeping a separate cache in a PL/SQL table
/ RG is the only way.
Regards
Duncan Mills
Senior Principal Product Manager
Oracle Application
Development Tools
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 5:09 AM
Subject: forms6i question
Hi All ,
Can anyone tell me if there is any handle or cursor
to a block record buffer
,which I can access in forms6i.
my requirement
is to restrict user from entering duplicate records in the
block while
inserting'em (but before saving them).
As soon as user enters the row
TAB's out I want to check it with values in
the other row in
WHEN-VALIDATE-RECORD trigger
(Note that rows are not yet stored in the
database)
I have implemented this using PL-SQL table/Record Group by
replicating data
in the block with PL/SQL table,
(but it requires
coding in many triggers)
I was wondering if there is more simple and
efficient solution to this.
Thanks
Sam
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