interview qs (from a fresher) [message #124457] |
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vgs2005
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from an interview, some questions I doubt if I answered right:
- What's the difference: Commit vs Commit_Form?
- How can you assign a menu to a form? (in the form property, is it?)
- What's the purpose of lexical parameters?
- Prior to Oracle 8, how do I produce a report (Oracle Reports)in Excel format?
thanks in advance..
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djmartin
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Quote: | 1) What's the difference: Commit vs Commit_Form?
2) How can you assign a menu to a form? (in the form property, is it?)
3) What's the purpose of lexical parameters?
4) Prior to Oracle 8, how do I produce a report (Oracle Reports)in Excel format?
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1) My initial answer would be 'not much'. 'Commit' works in both Forms and PL/SQL, 'commit_form' only works in Forms.
2) Define it during the build.
3) To pass data?
4) TEXT_IO? some comma delimited output?
Excuse me, I just work with the tool and I know where to find most of the answers. I find some of these interview questions so meaningless.
David
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