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Create the button and provide it with WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED trigger (see online help)<br />
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After that invoke RUN_REPORT_OBJECT builtin. There is a plenty of examples in the Forms onlone help.
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Create the button and provide it with WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED trigger (see online help)

After that invoke RUN_REPORT_OBJECT builtin. There is a plenty of examples in the Forms onlone help.

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Could you show any examples or code example from button? more importantly, it have to run on Oracle Form 10g. And when we used it, the OC4J must be RUN. It mean call Dll through J2EE. That is a problem, how can i call a report throught a button.
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Could you show any examples or code example from button? more importantly, it have to run on Oracle Form 10g. And when we used it, the OC4J must be RUN. It mean call Dll through J2EE. That is a problem, how can i call a report throught a button.

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I have a button in form, has been created from Oracle form 10g but i don't know how to call the report has supported by Oracle 10g from that button. Please help me call a report from that button.<br />
Thanks very much
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I have a button in form, has been created from Oracle form 10g but i don't know how to call the report has supported by Oracle 10g from that button. Please help me call a report from that button.
Thanks very much

How can i call report from Oracle form 10g?

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