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Default Help for user toolbar in a Form - 02-16-2008 , 10:19 AM






Hi,

In a form I have created a toolbar with button SAVE, NEW, DEL, QUERY,
RUNQUERY, CANCELQUERY and I have a datagrid based on table.

Save, New, Del, and Query work correctly; but if I click on button
RUNQUERY or CANCELQUERY no actions are execute.

In the trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED of RUNQUERY button I have entered
DO_KEY('EXECUTE_QUERY') and in CANCELQUERY DO_KEY('CALCEL_QUERY').

Instead, After I Click on button QUERY (Enter_Query), I can be able to
use the button F8 and Ctrl-Q.

Can You help me in order to resolve this problem ?

Thank You and Best Regards.
Gaetano

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DA Morgan
 
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Default Re: Help for user toolbar in a Form - 02-17-2008 , 02:44 PM






nick048 wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

In a form I have created a toolbar with button SAVE, NEW, DEL, QUERY,
RUNQUERY, CANCELQUERY and I have a datagrid based on table.

Save, New, Del, and Query work correctly; but if I click on button
RUNQUERY or CANCELQUERY no actions are execute.

In the trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED of RUNQUERY button I have entered
DO_KEY('EXECUTE_QUERY') and in CANCELQUERY DO_KEY('CALCEL_QUERY').

Instead, After I Click on button QUERY (Enter_Query), I can be able to
use the button F8 and Ctrl-Q.

Can You help me in order to resolve this problem ?

Thank You and Best Regards.
Gaetano
Hopefully you spelled 'CANCEL' correctly in your code. <g>

You need to cancel twice depending on the current form mode.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org


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DA Morgan
 
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Default Re: Help for user toolbar in a Form - 02-17-2008 , 02:44 PM



nick048 wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

In a form I have created a toolbar with button SAVE, NEW, DEL, QUERY,
RUNQUERY, CANCELQUERY and I have a datagrid based on table.

Save, New, Del, and Query work correctly; but if I click on button
RUNQUERY or CANCELQUERY no actions are execute.

In the trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED of RUNQUERY button I have entered
DO_KEY('EXECUTE_QUERY') and in CANCELQUERY DO_KEY('CALCEL_QUERY').

Instead, After I Click on button QUERY (Enter_Query), I can be able to
use the button F8 and Ctrl-Q.

Can You help me in order to resolve this problem ?

Thank You and Best Regards.
Gaetano
Hopefully you spelled 'CANCEL' correctly in your code. <g>

You need to cancel twice depending on the current form mode.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org


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DA Morgan
 
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Default Re: Help for user toolbar in a Form - 02-17-2008 , 02:44 PM



nick048 wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

In a form I have created a toolbar with button SAVE, NEW, DEL, QUERY,
RUNQUERY, CANCELQUERY and I have a datagrid based on table.

Save, New, Del, and Query work correctly; but if I click on button
RUNQUERY or CANCELQUERY no actions are execute.

In the trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED of RUNQUERY button I have entered
DO_KEY('EXECUTE_QUERY') and in CANCELQUERY DO_KEY('CALCEL_QUERY').

Instead, After I Click on button QUERY (Enter_Query), I can be able to
use the button F8 and Ctrl-Q.

Can You help me in order to resolve this problem ?

Thank You and Best Regards.
Gaetano
Hopefully you spelled 'CANCEL' correctly in your code. <g>

You need to cancel twice depending on the current form mode.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org


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DA Morgan
 
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Default Re: Help for user toolbar in a Form - 02-17-2008 , 02:44 PM



nick048 wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

In a form I have created a toolbar with button SAVE, NEW, DEL, QUERY,
RUNQUERY, CANCELQUERY and I have a datagrid based on table.

Save, New, Del, and Query work correctly; but if I click on button
RUNQUERY or CANCELQUERY no actions are execute.

In the trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED of RUNQUERY button I have entered
DO_KEY('EXECUTE_QUERY') and in CANCELQUERY DO_KEY('CALCEL_QUERY').

Instead, After I Click on button QUERY (Enter_Query), I can be able to
use the button F8 and Ctrl-Q.

Can You help me in order to resolve this problem ?

Thank You and Best Regards.
Gaetano
Hopefully you spelled 'CANCEL' correctly in your code. <g>

You need to cancel twice depending on the current form mode.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org


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DA Morgan
 
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Default Re: Help for user toolbar in a Form - 02-17-2008 , 02:44 PM



nick048 wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

In a form I have created a toolbar with button SAVE, NEW, DEL, QUERY,
RUNQUERY, CANCELQUERY and I have a datagrid based on table.

Save, New, Del, and Query work correctly; but if I click on button
RUNQUERY or CANCELQUERY no actions are execute.

In the trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED of RUNQUERY button I have entered
DO_KEY('EXECUTE_QUERY') and in CANCELQUERY DO_KEY('CALCEL_QUERY').

Instead, After I Click on button QUERY (Enter_Query), I can be able to
use the button F8 and Ctrl-Q.

Can You help me in order to resolve this problem ?

Thank You and Best Regards.
Gaetano
Hopefully you spelled 'CANCEL' correctly in your code. <g>

You need to cancel twice depending on the current form mode.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org


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DA Morgan
 
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Default Re: Help for user toolbar in a Form - 02-17-2008 , 02:44 PM



nick048 wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

In a form I have created a toolbar with button SAVE, NEW, DEL, QUERY,
RUNQUERY, CANCELQUERY and I have a datagrid based on table.

Save, New, Del, and Query work correctly; but if I click on button
RUNQUERY or CANCELQUERY no actions are execute.

In the trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED of RUNQUERY button I have entered
DO_KEY('EXECUTE_QUERY') and in CANCELQUERY DO_KEY('CALCEL_QUERY').

Instead, After I Click on button QUERY (Enter_Query), I can be able to
use the button F8 and Ctrl-Q.

Can You help me in order to resolve this problem ?

Thank You and Best Regards.
Gaetano
Hopefully you spelled 'CANCEL' correctly in your code. <g>

You need to cancel twice depending on the current form mode.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org


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DA Morgan
 
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Default Re: Help for user toolbar in a Form - 02-17-2008 , 02:44 PM



nick048 wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

In a form I have created a toolbar with button SAVE, NEW, DEL, QUERY,
RUNQUERY, CANCELQUERY and I have a datagrid based on table.

Save, New, Del, and Query work correctly; but if I click on button
RUNQUERY or CANCELQUERY no actions are execute.

In the trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED of RUNQUERY button I have entered
DO_KEY('EXECUTE_QUERY') and in CANCELQUERY DO_KEY('CALCEL_QUERY').

Instead, After I Click on button QUERY (Enter_Query), I can be able to
use the button F8 and Ctrl-Q.

Can You help me in order to resolve this problem ?

Thank You and Best Regards.
Gaetano
Hopefully you spelled 'CANCEL' correctly in your code. <g>

You need to cancel twice depending on the current form mode.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org


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