Exiting from a Block that is in Enter-Query Mode

hello,
can anybody show me how to cancel the query of block "x" and go to block "y", when block "x" is in enter-query mode, and the user navigates using the mouse to a field in block "y".
thanks

Hi, Samir
Please create the following WHEN-MOUSE-CLICK trigger in your second block.
If you don't want to activate enter-query mode when you click on the second block, simply remove the "enter-query;" line below.
if :system.mode = 'ENTER-QUERY' then
declare
oldmsg varchar2(2);
begin
oldmsg := :system.message_level;
:system.message_level := '10';
exit_form;
:system.message_level := oldmsg;
end;
next_block;
enter_query;
end if;When the mode is ENTER-QUERY, some built-in routines change their behaviour. EXIT_FORM; is used to cancel the enter-query mode.
Hope this helps,
Pedro.

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