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Guys I was able to get to the problem though couldnt fix it. however i didnt go through the forum since a long time but the issue is not resolved.<br />
Thanks for your help.<br />
Much appreciated :)-
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Hi <br />
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I am getting this error when i am compiling oracle forms <br />
FRM-30045: Query length of item must be 0 (default) or greater than actual length.<br />
Edit Item: NOT_BEFORE_DATE<br />
Item: NOT_BEFORE_DATE<br />
Block: B_ORDHEAD<br />
Form: FM_ORDHEAD<br />
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FRM-30085: Unable to adjust form for output<br />
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Could appreciate help on this<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Arif
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Hi 

I am getting this error when i am compiling oracle forms 
FRM-30045: Query length of item must be 0 (default) or greater than actual length.
Edit Item: NOT_BEFORE_DATE
Item: NOT_BEFORE_DATE
Block: B_ORDHEAD
Form: FM_ORDHEAD

FRM-30085: Unable to adjust form for output

Could appreciate help on this

Thanks,
Arif

Guys I was able to get to the problem though couldnt fix it. however i didnt go through the forum since a long time but the issue is not resolved.
Thanks for your help.
Much appreciated :)-

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