Check the table and column name in R12 web screen

Hello Friends
Please any body can tell me how can I find out the table name and column name in web based forms like supplier, customer in R12. In 11i I can find out the table name and column name from help menu by record history and diagnostic -> examine menu.
Thansk
Makshud

Hi,
Please see (Note: 741366.1 - How to get Supplier table information? How to get About this Page link in OA page in R12).
Thanks,
Hussein

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