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Change oracle developer form data using Item List value.

Asked by raju1 in Oracle Database, Oracle 10.x

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I am new in oracle developer forms. I have the following table:

Create table test_data(
Id            number(3),
Id_value      varchar2(10),
Category      varchar2(3));

Insert into test_data(1, mobile, new);
Insert into test_data(2, radio, new);
Insert into test_data(3, cd, new);
Insert into test_data(4, pc, new);
Insert into test_data(5, chair, old);
Insert into test_data(6, clock, old);
Insert into test_data(7, mouse, old);

I want to develop a form using Oracle10g forms developer, which form will have a ListItem (Item1 = new, Item2 = old).

When user will click on new item on ListItem, first four records
(1, mobile, new)
(2, radio, new)
(3, cd, new) and
(4, pc, new)
will be shown on the form.

On the other hand, when user will click on old item on ListItem, last three records
(5, chair, old)
(6, clock, old)
 (7, mouse, old)
will be shown on the form.

Could you give me its PL/SQL code using oracle developer or give me the method how to develop it using oracle10g developer?

Regards,
Raju


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