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Change User at Logon When Calling Form from Custome Login Form, Read Registry From PL-SQL

Asked by Mateen in Oracle 10.x, Databases Miscellaneous, Oracle Database

Tags: oracle, forms, change, login, user

Hi Gurus,

MY Environment is
1) Backend Oracle 10g Release 2
2) Oracle Forms 6i with Patch 18
Here is an intresting thing which I have encounter may be it's an approach issue but thats how we have to do the job.

Senarios 1:
I have a custom login form which calls a main_menu form and then from there individual options runs.

Considerations:

1) User logins once
2) We set global variables at login
3) We login at login forms on-logon trigger a default user
now we wana change the things work earlier, now we have multiple users and a drop down combo
where user select where to login depending on that selection we wana re-login with different oracle DB user.

CASE:
It doesn't change the user.

Senario 2:

I wana read registry from PL/SQL and I found a way to do it but it doesnt work.

It compiles fine but at runtime it give an error FRM-40734.

I have check that the library D2KWUTIL is attached and there is not issue regarding this.

Please help its an urgent nature issue  and management is looking towards this solution.

So test your knowledge here as I am.

Please Help your most urgent reply is desireable.

Advance Thanks and regards,
Zee
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