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restrict standard save functionality [message #512518]

Mon, 20 June 2011 15:00

rajendaroracle
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Hi

how can we restrict standard save button functionality in custom form?

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Re: restrict standard save functionality [message #512521 is a reply to message #512518]

Mon, 20 June 2011 15:15

joy_division
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remove the menu.

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Re: restrict standard save functionality [message #512599 is a reply to message #512521]

Tue, 21 June 2011 02:43

Littlefoot
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How would you like to restrict "standard save button functionality"? It performs COMMIT. So, if you restrict it, what would it be? How would you save changes?

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Re: restrict standard save functionality [message #513315 is a reply to message #512599]

Sun, 26 June 2011 13:38

rajendaroracle
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I have created control item(SAVE) for save functionality. Based on that i will submit conc.program through form. can we submit concurrent program through standard save functionality.then i will go for that.is it possible?

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rajendar

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Re: restrict standard save functionality [message #513317 is a reply to message #513315]

Sun, 26 June 2011 15:39

Littlefoot
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This smells like an Oracle Apps. question ("submitting a concurrent program"). If that's so, the following might not be true there.

Anyway: your SAVE button (is it a button?) and its WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED trigger are supposed to do what KEY-COMMIT does. So, if you create a procedure (let's call it PRC_COMMIT) and put all your code in there, and then call PRC_COMMIT from both WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED trigger on SAVE button and KEY-COMMIT trigger, you might capture both events.

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