FRM-40200 and FRM-40501 in Enter-Query-Mode

Some strange behaviour in Enter-Query-Mode:
Although the help states
About Designing Forms for Querying+
+.. To make a "query-only" block, set Query Allowed to Yes and Delete Allowed, Insert Allowed, and Update Allowed to No. ..+
I get FRM-40200: Field is protected against update.
System.Mode says, we are currently in ENTER-QUERY.
Setting insert- and update-allowed to TRUE, I get
FRM-40501: ORACLE error: unable to reserve record for update or delete.
The entered character flashes and is erased immediately.
Any ideas?
Forms 10gR2
Items are base table, all transactional properties aund query_allowed are true, query_length is ok.
2 Things that happen before the initiation of the enter-query-mode:
. data-source is changed to another view; column names are ok.
. all block-items are disabled and not navigable at start-up of form and re-enabled and made navigable before entering the block.
The values of block and item-properties mentioned above are take at WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE and no further trigger fire.

I think you are not meaning just the KEY-ENTQRY-Trigger, that to easy
IF INSTR(:SYSTEM.TRIGGER_BLOCK, '_DETAIL') = 0
+ AND :SYSTEM.TRIGGER_BLOCK NOT IN ('VZG_KOPF','KONTROLL','BUTTONS','TEMP')+
THEN
+ ENTER_QUERY;+
END IF;
.. but the rest is a lil bit, let's call it bulky; including pll and db-packageges.
I hoped to get a clue, if somebody has a similar expeience, in what direction to search. It's strange.
And, as I noticed today, it's not a problem of all forms of the app. Not even of all the forms called from the same "environment" (same globals, same menu-form from which they are opened). To me it looks like Enter-Query does not work in the forms where I switch the block-data-source from a view to a globally temporary table. That (this switching) is not a new feature and Enter-Query worked in the past. Althoug we had some changes in the temp tables in the last weeks there are no problems in querying the data in the forms. Recompilation of pll and fmb, no improvement. And either Enter-Query woks in a form or it does not.

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I'm sorry for not making myself clear; I'll give it another go:
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or
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Edited by: [email protected] on Feb 17, 2009 12:30 PM

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A question was raised in an earlier thread
QUERY CRITERIA MANAGER
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I'm showing how to do it when switching modes. I'm
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If I understand correctly your explanation, your called form
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It seems that your solution described solves my problem expressed 2 months ago....
I'll try it out....
Thanks......
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thnx for reply.Problem not solved.
i m trying to assign the value of text item to a variable in pre-query trigger. i m able to get the value into variable when the string in the text item does not startwith <,>,=. but when the string starts with any one of the operator (<,>,=) it gives error.
lenth of variable is 1000 charaters, and text item's max leanth is just 4 charactres.

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(Wrong forum).
The problem is that enter_query stops executing your procedure until
another action ist started by the user.
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