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Which form objects we should not use?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: November 02, 2007   
  
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April 26, 2006 08:09:26   #1  
palanivelu        

RE: Which form objects we should not use?

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June 26, 2006 14:32:22   #2  
rajesh        

RE: Which form objects we should not use?

Do Not Use CALL_FORM OR OPEN_FORM

You should use FND_FUNCTION.EXECUTE instead of either CALL_FORM or OPEN_FORM whenever you need to open a form programatically.


 
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October 23, 2007 03:56:19   #3  
swapnapriya        

how to navigate between form1 and form 2 using fnd_function.execute

hi iam working in TCS kolkata actually i want to navigate from form1 to form2 when button pressed
so i have written the following code in WHEN_BUTTON_PRESSED trigger of form1


DECLARE
lv_trip_name VARCHAR2(40) : :parameter.param1;
lv_post_flag BOOLEAN;
lv_parameters VARCHAR2(1000) : null;
BEGIN
lv_parameters : 'param1 "'||lv_trip_name||'"' ;
lv_post_flag : APP_FORM.QUIETPOST(10);
IF (lv_post_flag) THEN
fnd_function.execute(FUNCTION_NAME >'form2_fn'
OPEN_FLAG >'Y'
SESSION_FLAG >'N'
OTHER_PARAMS >lv_parameters);
END IF;
End;


in the above code param1 is my user parameter form2_fn is the function name of form2 to which
i want to navigate from form1 to form2.

when iam compiling it is not giving any error it is telling that module compiled succesfully but after registering in to the apps when iam pressing the button it is not
doing any thing it is not going to form2.

Can u please suggest me is there any wrong in this code or is it necessary to do any modifications for form to navigate.


Please suggest me as soon as possible.



 
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November 02, 2007 07:37:41   #4  
ANKUSH SHINDE        

RE: Which form objects we should not use?
Did you attach the form to menu. And both calling form and new form should be attached to the menu and that menu should be accessible by the responsibility which you are using
 
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