How to connect database using coding in trigger in forms

Oracle forms6i
Hai All
Is there any possiblity to connect database using coding.
For example when we open a form and we use some button and write some coding and when we execute a small will appear and we give username,connection identifier and database name.
Is it any possible there when we create a button and in that button we write coding our database name,connectionid and user and when we exe it will internally connect database Pls tell me..
Regards
Srikkanth.M

use LOGON Procedure
PROCEDURE LOGON
(username VARCHAR2,
password VARCHAR2);
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