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- From: sstephen@us.oracle.com
- Subject: Re: Problem with EXIT_FORM (Domino-effect)
- Message-ID: <1992Sep12.170629.1@us.oracle.com>
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- Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1992 01:06:29 GMT
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- In article <1992Sep12.170010.1@us.oracle.com>, sstephen@us.oracle.com writes:
- >
- > KEY-PRVBLK
- > ==========
- > NEW_FORM(FORM_ATTRIBUTE('CALLING_FORM'));
- >
- > KEY-EXIT
- > ========
- > EXIT_FORM;
- >
- > Probably even more elegant would be to have a table of "what form to call
- > next", and query a value rather than using :SYSTEM.CALLING_FORM, but I guess
- > that depends on how complex your application is.
-
- Rats! Just remembered that the "calling form", would be wrong after the first
- previous-block. The "calling form", MUST be stored in a table or global
- variable.
-
- Scott Stephens (Just my own observations, not the offical Oracle answer).
-