| cursor issue [message #145742] |
Sat, 05 November 2005 11:33  |
maoro
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hello
i created a cursor that select data from a table based on date borders
entered by the user
i want to be able to display the records returned one by one
for editing in the other text item in the form
i tried a temporary table
but it didnt work
ill attach the form
thanks for your help
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| Re: cursor issue [message #145850 is a reply to message #145742] |
Mon, 07 November 2005 04:12  |
maoro
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thanks david for your reply
you always help
well there is no sound in that form im sure its my mistake
the problem is in this form i wanna get sales records between 2 dates entered by the user ,
it works fine but the cursoe gives me all the records ,
i want to be able to load the records one by one into text iten firlds in the form and use a push button to navigate to the next records ,
so i can pick the record that i want to edit
i used a cursor maybe its wrong decision
thanks for your help
its forms9i on xp using DS no application server
thanks again
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| Re: cursor issue [message #145998 is a reply to message #145742] |
Tue, 08 November 2005 02:21 |
maoro
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all items are fine
i just need a way to get the records loaded into forms items one by one ,so i can be able to edit those records
those records are filtered by date
thx
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| Re: cursor issue [message #146386 is a reply to message #145742] |
Thu, 10 November 2005 02:36 |
maoro
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thx david
the issue was solved simply using first_record and last_record from the cursor
sorry iam a newbie and you thought something more serious is what i need
thanks for your continuious help
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| Re: cursor issue [message #146570 is a reply to message #146525] |
Fri, 11 November 2005 02:16 |
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Maaher
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| djmartin wrote on Fri, 11 November 2005 05:15 |
I really DON'T like these cursors
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 I love cursors, that's how Oracle queries anything. Even a simple select in SQL*Plus uses a cursor. Just pulling your leg, David 
But in general, I agree: base blocks on tables, don't use cursors and next_record solutions just like that. It's error prone, it's hard to maintain, it's bound to perform less, it makes your Form heavier, ....
MHE
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| Re: cursor issue [message #147192 is a reply to message #145742] |
Wed, 16 November 2005 04:24 |
maoro
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hi again
well i dont know how to use directly the base table , cause there is a query on the table ,
i dont want to get all the records , so where the result of the query is supposed to be stored if no cursor is used ...temporary table ?
thanks
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