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> Is there a command in the Oracle language that will allow me to do
> the same thing?
The GO_BLOCK built-in will take the focus to the first item in a specific block... The GO_ITEM built-in will take the focus to a specific item...
>
> Also, I'm trying to set up a form that will allow the user to type in
> a value to query a table.
Just use normal Forms query functionality...
> Then, all through triggers, I want the queried data
> to be plugged into another table.
I believe the POST-QUERY trigger does what your looking for. I've never used it, but the documentation says it fires once for each row returned by a query...
I suggest reviewing the reference manual for Oracle Forms. When using Forms Designer it can be accessed by F1 (normal MS-Help)...
Stan
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