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clear_block [message #604928]

Mon, 06 January 2014 03:53

mist598
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Hi all,
Suppose ,If i do not write the clear_block after go_block what is happen here i mean , is this mandatory and if i write so, what is the process? Please suggest?

GO_BLOCK('DETAIL');
      CLEAR_BLOCK;

Thank you

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Re: clear_block [message #604930 is a reply to message #604928]

Mon, 06 January 2014 04:09

cookiemonster
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Your question is meaningless unless you tell us what trigger the code is in and what you want it to.

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Re: clear_block [message #604931 is a reply to message #604930]

Mon, 06 January 2014 04:16

mist598
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Hi cookiemonster,

Quote:

Your question is meaningless unless you tell us what trigger the code is in and what you want it to.

In The when-button-pressed Trigger.

what is the use of clear_block()built-in after the go_block()?

Thank you.

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Re: clear_block [message #604932 is a reply to message #604931]

Mon, 06 January 2014 04:21

cookiemonster
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it does exactly what it says it does. I'm really not sure what you are confused about.
If you're not sure what a particular built-in does oracle forms help contains comprehensive descriptions of all of them.

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Re: clear_block [message #604935 is a reply to message #604932]

Mon, 06 January 2014 05:14

mist598
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Hi cookiemonster,

what is the job of clear_block here or why to used ? , could you please suggest me..

IF :System.Block_Status = 'CHANGED' THEN 
 Commit_Form; 
END IF; 
Clear_Block;

Thank You

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Re: clear_block [message #604937 is a reply to message #604935]

Mon, 06 January 2014 05:21

cookiemonster
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I don't know anything about your form, so how would I, or anyone else out here on the internet, know why that clear_block is there?

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Re: clear_block [message #604942 is a reply to message #604937]

Mon, 06 January 2014 06:51

Littlefoot
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It appears that this button is meant to save changes. Once it does that job, it also clears the block so that new data could be entered.

By the way, why don't you ask form's author?

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Re: clear_block [message #605016 is a reply to message #604942]

Mon, 06 January 2014 22:46

mist598
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Quote:

By the way, why don't you ask form's author?

I thought if not add clear_block after the go_block builtin what will happen..Ok, now i got very clear explanation on this ThanQ Very Much.. Smile

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Re: clear_block [message #605062 is a reply to message #605016]

Tue, 07 January 2014 04:23

Littlefoot
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mist598

I thought if not add clear_block after the go_block builtin what will happen

What prevented to comment CLEAR_BLOCK and run the form? You'd immediately see what happens.

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