Calling another form from current form

Hello everyone,
After entering information into a form, I want to call another form then I want to return to the previous form without loosing the information I entered into it....
Whats the pl/sql code to do this...how do i do it?
Thank u...
Edited by: user10746194 on Jan 16, 2010 9:30 AM

You should put this code at the place where you want to appear the called form. that is the child/first form.
if you want to call the form on button click, place the code in when-button-pressed trigger of the respective button in the first form.
Edited by: Dora on Jan 17, 2010 10:54 AM

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