| Forms Error [message #86861] |
Mon, 15 November 2004 05:25  |
gid01
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Hi
I'm new to forms and I am trying to lad an existing form into Oracle forms builder.
I get the error message FRM-10108 (Failed to lead the following objects) and a list of missing objects/modules
What do I need to do to clear this error
Thanks
Gordon
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| Re: Forms Error [message #86879 is a reply to message #86876] |
Tue, 16 November 2004 22:21  |
Frank
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Depends on your version.
(I suppose you're on Windows)
For Forms 6: registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/ORACLE/FORMS60_PATH
Look for something like that in the ORACLE-branch of the registry.
Alternatively you could create a .bat file in which you explicitly set an environment-variable (again depending on version of Forms) like
SET FORMS60_PATH=C:MyApplicationForms;C:MyApplicationLibrary"
hth
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| Re: Forms Error [message #86893 is a reply to message #86879] |
Wed, 17 November 2004 23:12 |
gid01
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Thanks FRank
I think I see what you are suggesting but I am still a bit unclear...........
Yes I am on windows (2000). Some of the forms load OK (No error) But others dont (Missing source module/object or cannot attahc PL/SQL library.
How do I find where these missing items exist on the server so I can tell forms where they are?
Hope this makes sense and you are able to help some more
Gordon
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| Re: Forms Error [message #86901 is a reply to message #86893] |
Thu, 18 November 2004 20:34 |
Frank
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You could search the server ? ;)
Can you run the application ? Sometimes, the application is started by means of a batch-file in which the FORMS path is explicitly set.
If so, us the same settings you see in that batch-file to start your formsbuilder session.
hth
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| Re: Forms Error [message #86910 is a reply to message #86901] |
Fri, 19 November 2004 04:56 |
gid01
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Hi Frank
I think a solution is close...
I found the following on the server
set NLS_DATE_FORMAT=DD/MM/RR
set FORMS60_OUTPUT_DATE_FORMAT=DD MON RR
set FORMS60_PATH=\hcukgl07appsprodmgr_dev_24forms6
set GRAPHICS60_PATH=\hcukgl07appsprodmgr_dev_24forms6
set REPORTS60_PATH=\hcukgl07appsprodmgr_dev_24reports6
set ui_icon=\hcukgl07appsprodmgr_dev_24ico
start C:orantBINifrun60.EXE startpm.fmx prodmgr_dev/prodmgr_dev@hcpt24
When I run this before launching Forms it does not find ifrun60.exe (Any idea what this is??)and I still get the same missng modules etc
thanks for the help
Gordon
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| Re: Forms Error [message #86922 is a reply to message #86910] |
Sat, 20 November 2004 02:11 |
Frank
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ifrun60.exe is the executable that runs the .fmx files
(= forms runtime)
You can reach the network path \hcukgl07appsprodmgr_dev_24forms6 ?
you should change the last line to start the forms-builder (ifbld60.exe), providing the right path.
The extra parameters (startpm.fmx being the startform that should be run first; prodmgr_dev/[[****]]@hcpt24 being the username/password@database. Btw NEVER display the password like this :)
If this doesn't work, I'm afraid I'm stuck too; maybe you could ask your dba or systems administrator ?
good luck !
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| Re: Forms Error [message #86934 is a reply to message #86922] |
Sun, 21 November 2004 23:44 |
gid01
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Frank
Changing the last line to start IFBLD60 has worked.
Many thanks for your time and advice
Gordon
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