Oracle Forms: Messages
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This document discusses displaying messages and alerts in Form Builder. It describes using built-in functions like ERROR_CODE and MESSAGE_TYPE to identify error types. Form Builder can display default, informative, and error messages. Alerts can be created and customized at runtime using properties and buttons to handle different responses from the user. Built-in functions like FORM_SUCCESS and FORM_FAILURE help test for success or failure.
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- #7: Example of On-Error trigger IF ERROR_CODE=40202 THEN MESSAGE(‘You must fill in the field for and employee’); ELSE MESSAGE(ERROR_TYPE||’-’||TO_CHAR(ERROR_CODE)||’:’||ERROR_TEXT); END IF; RAISE FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE; Example of On-Message trigger IF MESSAGE_CODE=40350 THEN MESSAGE(‘No records found for search values’); ELSE MESSAGE(MESSAGE_TYPE||’-’||TO_CHAR(MESSAGE_CODE)||’:’||MESSAGE_TEXT); END IF;
- #8: Note: Alert Style: Stop, Caution and Note