| revese engineering: FORMS [message #178274] |
Tue, 20 June 2006 07:33  |
srao
Messages: 9
Registered: March 2005
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Hi
Version: Oracle DB 10g ,
Designer Ver 9.0.4.3
Platform WIN XP, Local client
I am able to bring in Server Model for the existing schema successfully.
But each time I try to capture design of any one of the existing forms (.fmb files) the designer throws the following error.
Form Generator (Windows 98/NT/2000/XP) : Version 9.0.4.3.14 - Production on Tue Jun 20 07:24:46 2006
Copyright (c) 1995, 2004 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved
Capturing Module
Capture Unsuccessful
CDG-01338 ERROR: Folder SYSTEM FOLDER: Failed to load form C:\oracle\ORADS\forms90\LTCS\ltcs.fmb
Design Capture Complete
The mentioned form uses the library (.olb) file (user created) and I did bring that into the repository as well. This was a solution suggested in one of your earlier posts, but it is not working here.
I guess my question is : what steps must one take to capture design of an existing form that uses user created libraries?
Would greatly appreciate any insights or tips in this regard.
Thanks
Suma
PS: I am able to do design capture of the default form "TEST.fmb" successfully. This is the form supplied with oracle forms package and does not use any database items or libraries.
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| Re: revese engineering: FORMS [message #178544 is a reply to message #178328] |
Wed, 21 June 2006 08:09  |
srao
Messages: 9
Registered: March 2005
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Hi Frank,
The FORMS version is 9.0.4.3.
I did solve the problem. I did the following:
1. Design Editor -> Options -> Generator Options -> Forms ->
Dependencies -> File or DataBase (radio button)-> <path of my .olb files and .fmb files>
2. Set an environment var in Windows
"FORMS90_PATH" and pointed it to include my .olb and .fmb file paths. I also added designer path to it(under oracle home).
PS: End all the paths with "\". And restart the designer after u make the changes.
This solved the problem and I am able to capture designs of all of my forms.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Suma
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