bypass procedure used in programme units when the same procedure exists in pll (merged) [message #324167] |
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gururajster
Messages: 26 Registered: October 2006 Location: bangalorre
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Hi everyone,
There are two procedure with the same name.One in programme units of forms and another in the database.
Two procedure with the same name is used in the forms.I want to tell the forms to take the procedure from the database instead of taking from forms. How can I tell the form compiler to take from the database instead of taking from forms.
Note:I dont want to change the name of the procedure.
Please help me out.
Your suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Gururaj
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Re: How to bypass the procedure written in programme units of forms [message #324172 is a reply to message #324167] |
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Littlefoot
Messages: 21823 Registered: June 2005 Location: Croatia, Europe
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Precede procedure name with schema name.
For example, if procedure name is 'prc_test', then you'd use "prc_test" to run a procedure written in a form, or "scott.prc_test" to run a stored procedure from Scott's schema.
Also, would you, please, put your forms-related questions into the Forms forum? We can move a thread or two, but - if you keep misplacing all of your questions, it might become a problem.
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