Bug: Form on table without DELETE

Minor issue, but thought I would mention it nevertheless.
I generated a form on a table using the wizard and selected only the 'update and insert' DML options. When the Delete button is clicked, I want to do a UPDATE that actually sets a active flag to 0 (soft delete).
So I created my own DELETE button and a after submit process to do my UPDATE.
To my surprise, everytime I clicked on the DELETE button, I got an error ORA-20001 Operation DELETE unsupported
When I changed the name of the button from DELETE to REMOVE everything was fine.
Thanks

Yes, regardless of what the exact error message was, this is the expected behavior. I wouldn't classify this as a bug, it's quirky behavior in HTML DB that stands to be improved.
In Automatic Row Processing, the delete action is keyed by the exact request value of 'DELETE'. So your button label could be whatever you want, but on an HTML DB page that uses Automatic Row Processing, a request value of DELETE has specific meaning.
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