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Forms MCQ
Module 07: Working with Text Items
Working with Text Items 01. Which two statements define a Static Record Group? (Choose two) A. The Record Group can be created only at run time. B…
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Module 06: Working with Data Blocks and Frames
Working with Data Blocks and Frames 01. Why would you want to create a control block in a Forms module? A. To control all items in other blocks tha…
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Forms MCQ
Module 05: Creating a Master-Detail Form
Creating a Master-Detail Form 01. Exhibit: You are developing a Human Resource form. You use the Data Block and Layout wizards to create the Departm…
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Forms MCQ
Module 04: Creating a Basic Form Module
Creating a Basic Form Module 01. The Orders form is a master-detail form in which ORDERS is a single-record master block and ORDER_ITEMS is a multi…
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Module 03: Working in the Form Developer Environment
Working in the Form Developer Environment 01. Exhibit: You want to create a new data block. You click the Data Blocks node in the Object Navigator,…
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Forms MCQ
Module 02: Running a Form Developer Application
Running a Form Developer Application 01. You are creating an application on a Windows PC, and you want to test a form. What are two ways to start an…
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Forms MCQ
Module 01: Introduction of Oracle Forms Developer & Oracle Forms Services
Introduction of Oracle Forms Developer & Oracle Forms Services 1. The client tier contains – a. Application server b. Database server c. Web bro…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 25: Introducing Multiple Form Applications
Introducing Multiple Form Applications 01.Write down the benefits of multiple forms applications. The benefits of multiple forms applications are- –…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 23: Sharing Objects and Code
Sharing Objects and Code 01. What are the benefits of reusing objects and code? Benefits of Reusing objects and code: • Increase productivity • Dec…
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Module 22: Writing Flexible Code
Writing Flexible Code 01. What is flexible code? Flexible code: • Is reusable • Is generic • Avoids hard-coded object names 02. Why we write flexi…
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Module 21: Transaction Processing
Transaction Processing 01. What are the characteristics of following commit triggers? Characteristics of Commit Triggers • Pre-Commit trigger : Fire…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 20: Navigation
Navigation 01. What are the navigational units? The navigational units are: • Outside the form • Form • Block • Record • Item 02. When do Pre-an…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 19: Validation
Validation 01. When Does Validation Occur? Validation occurs when: • The Enter key is pressed or the ENTER build-in procedure is run • The operat…
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Module 18: Query Triggers
Query Triggers 01. How you can obtain Query Information at Run Time? We can use the following system variables and built-ins to obtain information ab…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 17: Run Time Messages and Alerts
Run Time Messages and Alerts 01. What is informative message? A message tells the user the current state of processing, or gives context-sensitive in…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 15: Debugging Triggers
Debugging Triggers 01. What are the debugging process components? The Debugging Process • Compiling and correcting errors in the PL/SQL Editor • …
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Forms Descriptive
Module 14: Producing Triggers
Producing Triggers 01. Write the steps for creating trigger? Steps for creating a trigger: Step One: Select Trigger Scope Step Two: Invoke the Trig…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 13: Introduction to Triggers
Introduction to Triggers 1. Write down the categories of triggers based on their functionalities? The categories of triggers based on their functiona…
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Module 11: Creating Windows and Content Canvases
Creating Windows and Content Canvases 01. What Is a Window? A window is a container for all visual objects that make up a Forms application. It is s…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 10: Creating Noninput Items
Creating Noninput Items 01. What is Non-input items? Non-input items is a generic term for item type that do not accept direct user input. 02. What a…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 09: Creating Additional Input Items
Creating Additional Input Items 1.what are input items? what can you do with input items? Input item is a generic term for forms builder item types t…
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Forms Descriptive
Module 08: Creating LOVs and Editors
Creating LOVs and Editors 1. What are LOVs and Editors? Lists of values (LOVs) and editors are objects in a form module that can associate with text …
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