What is a control block in oracle forms?

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krish

  • Jul 4th, 2005
 

A control block is not associated with the database, and the items in a control block do not relate to table columns within a database.

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Sumit Kumar

  • Aug 30th, 2005
 

A control block is a block that does not have a relationship to a database table. Control blocks can contain items of any type (buttons, text items, check boxes, etc.), however, regardless of item type, all of the items in a control block are control items--that is, items that do not correspond to columns in a database table.  
To create a control block:  
1. Select Tools->New Block. Or, in the Object Navigator, position the cursor on or within the Blocks node and choose Navigator->Create.  
The New Block window appears.  
2. Leave the Base Table option set to to indicate that you are creating a control block, not a base table block.  
3. In the Block Name field, enter a name for the block.  
4. (Optional) Set the Sequence ID option to specify the position of the new block in the default block navigation sequence.  
Because this is a control block, none of the other options in the New Block window apply.  
5. Choose OK to create the control block.  
A new control block does not yet contain any items. You can create items in an existing block in the Object Navigator or in the Layout Editor 

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maddy

  • Sep 20th, 2005
 

it is based on nothing.used for creating fields for date,time etc

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tomas

  • Oct 20th, 2005
 

IS it possible to have for example next button in a control block? if how do you fix the relation with the data block?

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Pawan Ahuja

  • Dec 9th, 2006
 

control block  basically means when the block is not related to table

Basically when we create it manually and give the query in block.

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pawan Ahuja

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