| master-detail [message #160139] |
Thu, 23 February 2006 08:21  |
orafan2003
Messages: 122
Registered: February 2006
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Hi all,
Please guide me in the following task so that I will successfully create a forms application.
I have 2 tables one master and other detail.
master table has 2 columns skilltypeid and skilltype .
PSKILLS
skilltypeid skilltype
1 oracle
2 java
3 all
Child table has 2 columns.
CSKILLS
skilltypeid skill
1 sql
1 plsql
2 servlet
2 j2ee
The two tables are linked with a common skilltype colums.
Now my requirement is as follows.
In the form I have Skilltype as a list item.
When I select Oracle , both sql and plsql should get highlighted.How can i do that???
Or when I select Oracle and click a button,both sql and plsql should get highlighted.
If it is a button,I will write a when-button-pressed and inside i will write a plsql code...
go_block('cskills');
set_item_property(....)
please guide me with the set_item_property code.
thank you.
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| Re: master-detail [message #160251 is a reply to message #160213] |
Fri, 24 February 2006 01:50  |
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Littlefoot
Messages: 21823
Registered: June 2005
Location: Croatia, Europe
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Perhaps I misunderstood the question, but - aren't - in a traditional master-detail relationship - records displayed as follows: in master block you select one record (let's assume it is "1 - Oracle"). Detail block will show NOT ALL detail records, but only those that are related to the one selected in the master block (in our example, two detail records: "1 - SQL", "1 - PL/SQL").
Therefore (to rephrase David's question), why would you want to additionally emphasize detail records? It would be understandable if they were mixed up with the rest, but - standing there alone ... I don't see the purpose of doing it (unless you want the form to look fancy).
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