CALLING EMAIL FROM AN ORACLE FORM

HOW CAN YOU BRING UP EMAIL IN AN ORACLE FORM? I WANT THE USER TO SEE THEIR EMAIL MESSAGE. WHAT TYPE OF CODE DO I NEED TO USE TO DO THIS? CAN THIS CODE BE PUT IN A WHEN BUTTON PRESSED TRIGGER.

Please post your question to the FOrms page - and click on the forums link
otn.oracle.com/products/forms
Regards
Grant Ronald

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SENDING MASSIVE EMAILS FROM AN ORACLE FORM

Has anybody been able to send large amounts of email from an Oracle form,
say 9,000 or more eamil addresses?
I have been able to go in access MICROSOFT OUTLOOK, open up a new email
message and have the recipient line preformatted with less than two thousand
email addresses but I get an error when I try to preformat the the recipient line
with more than four thousand email addresses.
The error that I get is ORA-06502 AND FRM-40735.
Does anybody have any ideas?

Mail transport protocols may well be capable of handling an email message having nine thousand recipients, but your mail client, mail server, or organizational policies will likely introduce limits of their own, never mind the artificial constraints imposed by Oracle datatypes. If your requirements permit the approach of sending multiple messages of, say, one thousand recipients each, I would suggest that. If not, I would suggest re-evaluating your requirements -- refusing to define some reasonable threshold is asking for trouble.

Calling Report from Menu (Oracle Forms 11g)

I'm trying to call a report from a menu item in a menu (that is attached to a form) in Oracle Forms 11g directly and I'm having some difficulty. I know how to call a report from a form and everything works perfectly.
But since in a menu there is no item called "Report" to attach like there is in Forms, I followed on route which is to attach the "rp2rro" PL/SQL library on the menu file (mmb) and I also even did it on the form itself. Then when you convert a menu using the Forms Migration Assistant, it will comment out statements like "ADD_PARAMETER" and replace with calls to packaged procedures/functions from the package "rp2rro". I set all the parameters
RP2RRO.SETOTHERS('PARAMFORM=YES');
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RP2RRO.SETDESFORMAT('PDF');
RP2RRO.SETCOMMUNICATIONMODE(SYNCHRONOUS);
then made the call to the report:
RP2RRO.RUN_PRODUCT(REPORTS, 'MYREPORT', SYNCHRONOUS, RUNTIME, FILESYSTEM, param_list_id, NULL);
but all i get is the error "FRM-41219: Cannot find report: invalid ID."
The Oracle documentation for integration reports in forms is for when you execute the report within a form not a menu item (that is attached to a form). Any clues?
My environment is:
Oracle (Database, Fusion Middleware) 11g - Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
Web Browser - Internet Explorer 7 on Windows XP Professional
Thanks,

Francois Degrelle wrote:
Hello,
One option is to use the Web.Show_Document() built-in, with the complete Report Server URL inside. Of course, you can hide some information (connection string for instance) by calling a section of the /reports/conf/cgicmd.dat configuration file.
FrancoisI tried it using the code below
DECLARE
c_relative_path CONSTANT VARCHAR2(50) := '/reports/rwservlet/?server=';
c_rep_srv_name CONSTANT VARCHAR2(50) := 'rep_wls_reports_calgf3_asinst_1';
c_rep_name CONSTANT VARCHAR2(30) := 'copy_detail.rdf';
c_desformat CONSTANT VARCHAR2(10) := 'htmlcss';
c_destype CONSTANT VARCHAR2(10) := 'cache';
v_username VARCHAR2(100);
v_password VARCHAR2(100);
v_db_instance VARCHAR2(40);
v_connect_string VARCHAR2(300);
v_rep_srv_params VARCHAR2(200);
v_rep_url VARCHAR2(400);
BEGIN
v_username := LOWER(get_application_property(username));
v_password := LOWER(get_application_property(password));
v_db_instance := LOWER(get_application_property(connect_string));
v_connect_string := v_username || '/' || v_password || '@' || v_db_instance;
v_rep_srv_params := '&report=' || c_rep_name ||
'&desformat=' || c_desformat ||
'&destype=' || c_destype ||
'&userid=' || v_connect_string ||
'&paramform=yes';
v_rep_url := c_relative_path || c_rep_srv_name || v_rep_srv_params;
web.show_document(v_rep_url, '_blank');
END;
and I get a new tab in the browser opening up (which is good at least) with the Oracle Reports Services page saying:
Error
No such Web command ().
Now I've tried putting a URL of a Oracle's website (http://www.oracle.com) and that works perfectly. Another question is, where would the default directory be if I wanted to say call an HTML file? Would it be in the directory of FORMS_PATH where all my fmb, fmx, rdf, pll, etc...files are stored?
Thanks,

Calling Report from Menu (Oracle Forms 10g)

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pl_id ParamList;
repid REPORT_OBJECT;
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v_server VARCHAR2(100);
rep_status varchar2(100);
v_host VARCHAR2(100);
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                         message('Running');
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How to open or call Excel from an Oracle Form in Apps11i

I have a custom form in Apps 11i from which I need to be able to open an Excel spreadsheet. I'm aware that it is possible to a spreadsheet that is available on the local drive from a form, but can it be done from Applications ?

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begin
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 number_of_arguments => 0,
 start_date => sysdate +1/24/59, -- sysdate + 1 minute
 enabled => TRUE,
 auto_drop => TRUE,
 comments => 'Immediate, one-time run');
end;However if I submit this code from a Post-Update trigger in my form the code runs without error, but my email is never received (the same parameter values would be passed to this trigger):
begin
-- Submit the email notification in the background so as to not slow down the screen while saving.
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 job_name => 'IMMEDIATE_JOB',
 job_type => 'PLSQL_BLOCK',
 job_action => 'begin TTMS.dropperVacationConflict_Notify (:dropper_vacations.dropper_id, :dropper_vacations.begin_dt, :dropper_vacations.end_dt); end;',
 number_of_arguments => 0,
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 enabled => TRUE,
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 comments => 'Immediate, one-time run');
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Wow, so I changed the two procedures so that I'm only passing in one number parameter and one char parameter...
CREATE OR REPLACE procedure TTMS.job_vacationconflict_notify (p_dropper_id number, p_other char) IS
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE TTMS.dropperVacationEmailURL_new (in_dropper_id number, in_other char) ISIf I execute it like this it works and I get the email:
TTMS.job_vacationconflict_notify(62547, 99999);or like this it works and I get the email:
TTMS.job_vacationconflict_notify(62547, '99999');But if I execute it like this (I get no errors) the email is not sent:
TTMS.job_vacationconflict_notify(62547, 'ababa');So this problem really has nothing to do with date formats. It seems to have to do with whether parameter two has characters in it!!! What the heck.
Any ideas on this?
Here is the procedure I'm calling:
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 conflict_cnt number(8):=0;
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 PRECIPIENT VARCHAR2(200); -- To
 P_CC_RECIPIENT VARCHAR2(200); -- CC
 P_BCC_RECIPIENT VARCHAR2(200); -- BCC
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 cursor targets is
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 from pwc_employee
 where upper(guid) = upper(guid_contact);
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 end loop;
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/Edited by: sharpe on Aug 17, 2011 4:38 PM
Edited by: sharpe on Aug 17, 2011 5:03 PM

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Hi,
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user2626293 wrote:
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when i call a report from a oracle forms menu, its send a user, pass and bd in the url, i need to hide this parameter userid,
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slds desde panama

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