Duration: 120 mniutes
Number of Questions: 69
Passing Score: 75%
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Introduction
to Oracle Forms Developer and Oracle Forms Services
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Describe the components of Oracle9i Developer Suite and the Oracle9i
Application Server
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Describe
the features and benefits of Oracle Forms Services and Oracle Forms
Developer
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Describe
the architecture of Oracle Forms Services
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Describe
Forms Builder components
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Navigate
the Forms Builder interface
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Customize
the Forms Builder session
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Use
the online help facilities
Running
a Forms Developer Application
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Describe
the run-time environment
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Explain
the role of each
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Modify
Forms environment variables
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Describe
the appearance of a form at run time
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Navigate
a Forms application
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Retrieve
both restricted and unrestricted data
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Describe
the two modes of operation
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Insert,
update, and delete records
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Display
database errors
Creating
LOVs and Editors
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Describe
LOVs and editors
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Design,
create, and associate LOVs with text items in a form module
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Describe
the relationship between LOVs and record groups
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Explain
the steps to create an LOV manually
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Use
the LOV Wizard to create an LOV
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Set
LOV properties
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Create
editors and associate them with text items in a form module
Creating
Additional Input Items
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Describe
the item types that allow input
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Create
a check box
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Create
a list item
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Create
a radio group
Creating
Noninput Items
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Describe
item types that do not allow input
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Create
a display item
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Create
an image item
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Create
a button
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Create
a calculated item
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Create
a hierarchical tree item
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Create
a bean area item
Creating
Windows and Content Canvases
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Define
windows, content canvases, and viewports
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Describe
the relationship between windows and content canvases
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Create
windows and content canvases
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Display
a form module in multiple windows and on multiple layouts
Working
with Other Canvas Types
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Describe
the different types of canvases and their relationships to each other
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Identify
the appropriate canvas type for different scenarios
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Create
an overlay effect by using stacked canvases
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Create a toolbar
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Create
a tabbed interface
Introduction
to Triggers
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Define
triggers
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Describe
the different trigger categories
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Describe
the components of a trigger
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Describe the types of statements used in trigger code
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Describe
the properties that affect the behavior of a trigger
Working
in the Forms Developer Environment
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Describe
the main Forms Developer executables
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Describe
the main Forms Developer module types
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Describe
the main objects in a form module
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Run
a form from within Forms Builder
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Start
and stop an OC4J instance
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Set
Forms Builder preferences to use OC4J
Creating
a Basic Form Module
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Create
a form module
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Create
data blocks, create data blocks with relationships and create control
blocks
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Use
wizards in re-entrant mode to make changes to the data block and layout
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Save and compile a form module
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Describe Forms file formats and their characteristics
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Explain how to deploy a form module
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Produce text files and documentation
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Run a master-detail form module
Working
with Data Blocks and Frames
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Describe
the methods to modify object properties
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Describe the features of the Property Palette
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Manipulate
properties through the Property Palette
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Display
the Property Palette
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Describe
the property controls for different types of properties
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Display
multiple Property Palettes
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Set
properties on multiple objects
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Copy
properties
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Control
the behavior and appearance of data blocks
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Use
visual attributes
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Use
font, pattern, and color pickers
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Set
navigation properties
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Set
records properties
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Set
database properties
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Set
scrollbar properties
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Control
frame properties
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Delete
data blocks and their components
Working
with Text Items
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Describe
text items
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Create
a text item
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manage
and modify text items using the property palette
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Display
helpful messages
Producing
Triggers
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Write
trigger code
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Create a trigger of appropriate type and scope
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Describe
the features of the PL/SQL Editor
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Describe
the features of the Database Trigger Editor
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Explain
the structure of trigger code
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Use
variables in triggers
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Explain
the use of built-in subprograms in Forms applications
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Describe
the When-Button-Pressed trigger
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Describe
the When-Window-Closed trigger
Debugging
Triggers
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Describe
the methods to debug triggers in Forms Builder
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Describe
the components of the Debug Console
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Run
a form module in debug mode by using the Run Form Debug button
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Debug
PL/SQL code
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Set
breakpoints in code
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Step
through code
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View
variable values while form is running
Adding
Functionality to Items
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Describe
item interaction triggers
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Supplement
the functionality of input items by using triggers and built-ins
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Code
interactions with radio groups
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Code
interactions with check boxes
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Change
list items at run time
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Display
an LOV from a button
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Supplement
the functionality of noninput items by using triggers and built-ins
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Populate
image items
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Populate
hierarchical trees
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Code
interactions with JavaBeans in the bean area item
Run
Time Messages and Alerts
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Describe
the default messaging behavior of a form
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Handle
run time failure of built-in subprograms
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Describe
the different types of Forms Builder messages
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Cause
a trigger to fail in a controlled manner
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Control
system messages
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Create
and control alerts
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Handle
database server errors
Query
Triggers
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Explain
the processes involved in querying a data block
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Describe
query triggers and their scope
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Control
query array processing
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Write
triggers to modify query behavior
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Control
trigger action based on the form's query status
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Obtain
query information at run time
Validation
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Describe
the validation process
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Control
validation:
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Using
object properties
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Explain
the effects of the validation unit upon a form
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Use
an LOV for validation
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Using
triggers
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Using
Pluggable Java Components
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Describe
how Forms tracks validation status
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Control
when validation occurs
Navigation
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Describe
how navigation affects the navigation unit and the cursor
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Distinguish
between internal and external navigation
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Control
navigation with properties
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Describe
and use navigation triggers to control navigation
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Explain how the cursor can become stuck between two items, resulting in a navigation trap
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Use
navigation built-ins in triggers
Transaction
Processing
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Explain
the process used by Forms to apply changes to the database
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Describe
the commit sequence of events
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Describe
the characteristics and uses of commit triggers
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Supplement
transaction processing
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Perform
delete validation
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Allocate
sequence numbers to records as they are applied to tables
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Keep
an audit trail
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Test
the results of trigger DML
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Override
default transaction processing
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Describe
how to run against a non-Oracle data source
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Get
and set the commit status
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Implement
array DML
Writing
Flexible Code
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Describe
flexible code
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Use
system variables to determine:
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Cursor
focus
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Trigger
focus
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Commit
status
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Describe
built-in subprograms that assist flexible coding
Write
code to reference objects:
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By
internal ID
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Indirectly
Sharing
Objects and Code
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Describe
benefits of reusing objects and code
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Create
and use property classes
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Describe
property classes
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Create
property classes
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Add
properties to property classes
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Inherit
properties from property classes
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Explain
the inheritance symbols in the Property Palette
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Group
related objects for reuse
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Copy
and subclass objects
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Reuse
objects from an object library
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Describe
object libraries
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Describe
the benefits of using object libraries
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Create
object libraries
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Populate object libraries
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Modify objects in an object library
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Create and use SmartClasses
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Reuse PL/SQL code
Introducing
Multiple Form Applications
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Describe
the characteristics of multiple form applications
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Describe
the benefits of multiple form applications
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Call
one form from another form module
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Define
multiple form functionality
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Share
data among open forms
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Control
opening and closing of multiple forms
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Synchronize
data among multiple forms
Creating
a Menu Module
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Describe
the different components of a menu module
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Create,
save and attach menu modules
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Set
menu properties using the Property Palette
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Create
menu toolbars
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Create
pop-up menus
Managing
Menu Modules
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Control
menus programmatically
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Manage
the interaction between the menu and form documents
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Implement
application security through the menu
Programming
Function Keys
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Define
key triggers and their uses
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Program
function keys
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Describe
the characteristics of key triggers
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Classify
key triggers
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Associate
function keys with interface controls
Building
Multiple Form Applications
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Describe
the various ways of invoking additional forms modules
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Open
and close form modules
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Navigate
between form modules
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Control
open form modules
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Choose
the most appropriate method for invoking forms
Defining
Data Sources
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Describe
the various datasource types
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Base
a data block on a FROM clause query
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Discuss
the advantages of using a FROM clause query
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Base
a data block on a stored procedure that returns a REF cursor
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Return
a table of records from a stored procedure
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Define
a Data Source with the Data Block Wizard
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Select
the appropriate data source for a data block
Working
with Record Groups
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Describe
the record group object
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Use
record groups
[ ]
Define
record groups at design time
[ ]
Control
record groups by using built-in functions
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Define
query record groups programmatically and nonprogrammatically
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Manipulate
record group rows
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Define
lists of values (LOVs) programmatically
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Implement
dynamic list items and add values to combo boxes
Using
Database Objects in Forms Applications
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Recognize
which object types are supported
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Describe
how object types are represented within Form Builder
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Create
a block based on relation table with an object or an REF column
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Populate
a REF column with an LOV
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