From the Project page you can browse the objects included in your uploaded Oracle FormModule XML file (for example, myForm
_fmb.xml
).
To view an imported FormModule:
Example 3-1 About Annotations
Use Annotations to track the overall status of form components within the conversion process.
To review blocks:
See Also:
"Using Interactive Reports" in Oracle Application Express End User's Guide.
Use Annotations to track the overall status of the object within the conversion process.
Oracle Forms can be based on database blocks which correspond to database tables or views. The enhanced query builds a query based on the database block and database item metadata, and extends it with block level post-query trigger source to show derived columns
Enhanced Query is the original query with the POST-QUERY
logic included. Original Query is generated from the data source item (table) underlying the block and the columns that are referenced on that block
To specify the type of query to use:
Select one of the following from the User Query list:
Custom Query
Enhanced Query
Original Query
If you select Custom Query, enter the appropriate syntax in the Custom Query field.
Click Apply Changes.
Only displays if a relationship was identified for the block in the XML
file. This section displays the information on that relationship.
Displays the items in the block. Click the Edit icon associated with the item to view item details.
Lists the block-level and item-level triggers associated with the block. Click Edit icon to view additional trigger details.