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how to populate list dynamically?

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Last Update: June 02, 2009 Asked by: anupam srivastava

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January 30, 2006 06:36:33

mukesh132

Member Since: January 2006 Contribution: 3

RE: how to populate list dynamically?

By using Add_list_element inbuilt function

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May 20, 2006 04:55:14

narasimha reddy

RE: how to populate list dynamically?

add_list_element('listname' indexnumber <item to be added in to the list> <value of the item>);

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June 27, 2006 06:44:12

subha

RE: how to populate list dynamically?

I want to make two lists in an oracle form. Each list will be holding three elements. These elements are same for two lists. If one element is selected in one list that will not come in the other list. That means the other list will show only two elements. How can I do that dynamically ?

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December 07, 2006 00:04:27

Jagannatha Prasad Dash

RE: how to populate list dynamically?

I want solution for for my forms. I have two columns. In one I want to store Thickner_Number & in the other I want to store list of Pumps. The pump list should vary as per the Thickner_Number selected.

Pl. help.

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February 15, 2008 16:20:46

g_sidhu

Member Since: August 2007 Contribution: 122

RE: how to populate list dynamically?

ADD_LIST_ELEMENT : Adds a single element to a list item. Add_List_Element(list_name VARCHAR2 list_index NUMBER list_label VARCHAR2 list_value VARCHAR2);

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June 02, 2009 04:20:45

MAZHAR2009

Member Since: June 2009 Contribution: 1

RE: how to populate list dynamically?

Best way is to make a recoed group with query using create_group_from_query populate_group and populate_list built ins.

Regards

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