Dear Sir,
How are you, hope every one fine? I have one problem related to oracle forms6i.
The complete scenario is: “I have a form name MCODE in which I placed some text fileds and combo box, and lov and I built this form manually. I create save button and behind this button I set a trigger to insert record into database. And another thing I add Alert code. For this I set code in PROGRAM UNITS (procedure) and I called only this procedure in save button. When I pressed save button, they tell me :”Are you sure you want to save record” I click OK to save record then another message open say “your record saved correctly”.
Then another error alert open and say like that “ FRM-40401: NO CHANGES TO SAVE” BUT BASICALLY IT SAVES A RECORD IN DATABASE.
TELL ME A REMEDY TO SOLVE SUCH PROBLEM.
THANKS.
AGAIN I USE ORACLE FORMS 6i.
SAVE BUTTON TRIGGER: WHEN BUTTON PRESSED AND ITS CODES IS GIVEN:
insert into mcode values(mcode_seq.nextval, :entry_form_block.cty_code
:entry_form_block.categ_ty
:entry_form_block.org, :entry_form_block.desg, :entry_form_block.email,
:entry_form_block.pager, :entry_form_block.entity, :entry_form_block.ph_type,
:entry_form_block.ahint, :entry_form_block.phone,:e
display_alert;
ACTUAL PROCEDURE IS DISPLAY_ALERT AND ITS CODES IS GIVEN:
PROCEDURE display_alert IS
alert_button number;
BEGIN
-- Call function to display alert and determine return value
alert_button := show_alert('insert_alert')
--determine which button was pressed, and take appropriate action
if alert_button = alert_button1 then
commit;
MESSAGE('Record successfully inserted.');
else
rollback;
MESSAGE('Change roll back, no records updated.');
end if;
END;
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by: makhanPosted on 2007-03-18 at 09:41:19ID: 18743778
Dear Farhan
You are using the manual insert on a database block.
Remove the insert statements.
you will still be able to save the record.
Inserts are manually to be written only if ur not using a database block but a control block (it does not have any table assosiated with it.)
HTH
Best Regards,
makhan