Distinguish between Query mode and Entered Mode

Hello All,
Could you please tell me how can i say that if the form is in "Query Mode" or in "Entered Mode". I can proceed with my logic, based on this.
Ex: If form is in Query Mode, i will check the count of records in database, and try updating them
If form is in Entered Mode, i will check the count of records in database, and throw an error message saying that, data already exists in data base and you cannot create records.
Please reply me...
Thanks in advance
Aush

Oracle forms by default also provide this functionality. For e.g by pressing F11 it goes in enter query mode, ctrl+F11 it goes in query mode. By default, a form opens in query mode but we can change this behaviour. Also F11 key etc can be changed by editing the entry in fmrweb.res file.
But, if are interested in knowing the form mode programmatically, then you can use system.mode variable
For e.g, do something like
If :system.mode = 'ENTER-QUERY' then
<do something>
end if;
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