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Search the help manuals (F1 in Forms Developer) for the built-in function &quot;NAME_IN&quot;. It should be and do exactly what you arre looking for...
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Search the help manuals (F1 in Forms Developer) for the built-in function "NAME_IN". It should be and do exactly what you arre looking for...

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That is correct. &nbsp;To do this dynamically in Oracle Forms, you need to use the &quot;name_in&quot; built-in function.
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That is correct.  To do this dynamically in Oracle Forms, you need to use the "name_in" built-in function.

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Sir any short example of &nbsp;&quot;NAME_IN&quot; built_in function<br />
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Thanks <br />
Hina mansoor
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Sir any short example of  "NAME_IN" built_in function




Thanks
Hina mansoor

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Thanks @Alex140181 that was really useful example<br />
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Hina mansoor
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Thanks @Alex140181 that was really useful example




Hina mansoor

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Hi all .<br />
Is it possible to pass the Item_id dynamically to the SET_ITEM_PROPERTY?<br />
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normally we pass it like SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('Item_id<wbr />',property<wbr />,value);<br />
item_id is within single quotes ('item_id')<br />
but if we pass some variable say 'M_DAY' which will have item_id's, will it work. I didn't try it yet. Thought i could get some feedback here before proceeding. any example will higly appriciated<br />
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Thanks in Advance<br />
HIna mansoor
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Hi all .
Is it possible to pass the Item_id dynamically to the SET_ITEM_PROPERTY?

normally we pass it like SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('Item_id',property,value);
item_id is within single quotes ('item_id')
but if we pass some variable say 'M_DAY' which will have item_id's, will it work. I didn't try it yet. Thought i could get some feedback here before proceeding. any example will higly appriciated


Thanks in Advance
HIna mansoor

SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('DYNAMIC ITEM ID',PROPERTY,VALUE)

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