FRM-40501 Error and HeadStart 3.4.2W

I'm migrating and old application made with Designer 1.3.2 and HeadStart 3.4.2W to Oracle 8i Release 8.1.6 and in many forms screens at commit time i'm receiving the message FRM-40501 "Unable to reserve records to update or delete". Any Clue, Anyone.

This is the same problem as posted by Chuck, right?
ORA-01410
I am not familiar with using instead-of triggers, so maybe someone else will help out here... Can you describe -- what does the instead-of trigger do?
But: I am sure the problem is in the form, and not with corrupt indexes.
Your Add_Table procedure is just setting up the record in the block to be added to the database. Everything looks normal there.
But what have you changed in the form since it was working? Have you added some SQL statements? Maybe added a trigger to the block? Commit-time processing? Answer these things and maybe someone can help some more.
It sounds like the rowid that Forms automatically sets after an insert is not being set, and you have added something (maybe inadvertently) that tries to update the record immediately after it is inserted. And the first thing that happens when you change a record is that Forms automatically issues a lock on the record (the select for update). This process uses a rowid, but your form has bypassed the process that sets the rowid.
Good luck with Forms. It is frustrating at first, but it gets better. And Oracle is a great dbms to work on.

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Cause: A fatal error occurred while trying to select the record for update.
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Edited by: user8647268 on Aug 19, 2009 1:19 PM
Edited by: user8647268 on Aug 19, 2009 1:25 PM

I just forgot to ask you one question: In my experience with forms, I have captured before_value and after_value and implemented logic based on results many times. This form I am working on is kinda first multi-record form where I have a tabular page with date and about 7 other columns forming a grid of cells, which users wanted. Each line is a record from a view. I tried relying on forms to do DML on underlying table and since the underlying table is a paritioned table, I ran into FRM-40509 and ORA-00936, where returning ROWID becomes problematic. I found a note 167550.1 which says to set Key mode to 'Updateable' or 'Non-Updateable' but not 'Unique' or 'Automatic' as a solution #1. Solution#1 failed i.e. the errors persisted. The note also says in that case, implement Solution #2, which is to write explicit trigger to do each of the DML on view. Here I run into kinda problem: In a tabular form with say 31 records each row having 7 cells which is like capturing 217 before values..that is too many. Addressing them with ':old.xxx' or ':new.xxx' which works in instead of trigger, does not work in trigger inside forms. Without checking these before and after values, it inserts rows with nulls for empty cells where we wnated it to skip and do nothing. So iam looking for a way to capture before value using some kinda standard form mechanism..Do you have any suggestions! (Sorry for long explanation but that is the only way to do it..)

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I think you are not meaning just the KEY-ENTQRY-Trigger, that to easy
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+ AND :SYSTEM.TRIGGER_BLOCK NOT IN ('VZG_KOPF','KONTROLL','BUTTONS','TEMP')+
THEN
+ ENTER_QUERY;+
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: Hello,
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: group.
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: 1. It is my understanding that Oracle World Wide Support
does
: not handle calls on this. Can someone tell me how (if
possible)
: my client can get support for Headstart ?
: 2. Also, the client is experiencing an error with forms
: generated by Headstart. If they hit the up arrow key at the
top
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trigger
: raised unhandled exception PROGRAM_ERROR'. This problem is
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"FRM-40501: Oracle error: Unable to Reserve Record For Update or Delete"

"FRM-40501: Oracle error: Unable to Reserve Record For Update or Delete"
as I can unblock a session in the graphical surroundings of administration of the BD 10g of Oracle

From experience with this problem since the blocked customer form has been coded not to wait for the updating session to complete then there is likely no waiter on the system now so you cannot find the blocking session.
What you need to do is determine what row the Form was going after then using SQLPlus issue an update on the row. If the blocking session has not yet committed then this update will wait. Now if you look for blocking sessions you will be able to find it and make a determination if the session should be killed or if someone needs to call the user and ask he or she to flip through their screens and get out of the blocking screen.
Applications screens written not to wait on currently being updated data need to also be written to expose the information necessary to identify the row(s) in question.
HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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Hello.
I have two tab pages and one item on each page. Second tab page item, is mirror item of the first one. I use synchronize property on the mirrored one.
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How can i solve that?
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hope this helps,
teo

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l_empty_errorrec hil_Message.message_rectype;
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(INSTR (v_msg, 'ORA-20999') <> 0)
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-- (INSTR (v_msg, 'ORA-20998') <> 0)
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On committing on or more business rules are violated the 'message-window' appear.
After correcting the errors and committing the changes i'm not getting the usual
'commit-message' (FRM-40400). This only happens after on or more business rules are violated.
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detect this DBMS_ERROR_TEXT is used ==> DBMS_ERROR_TEXT contains ALWAYS the text of the
LAST (dbms-)error (the text contains 'ORA-20998').
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treated as a voilation of one or more business rules. To avoid this 'v_error = E' is added to the IF-clause:
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for displaying the FRM-, MNU-, PLS-, SRW-, ORA- and REP-messages this procedure is called to display an
information (p_error ==> I).
When Designer generates code to validate p.e. check-constraints it will call this procedure too. See the example
below:
IF (:FUNCTIES.MIN_LEEFTIJD < :FUNCTIES.MAX_LEEFTIJD) THEN
NULL;
ELSE
qms$forms_errors.push('CBB-00219', 'E', 'OFG', 0);
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violation of one or more business rules '(p_msg_type != 'OFG' or p_msg_type is null)' is added to the IF-clause.
ELSIF v_error = 'E'
AND (p_msg_type != 'OFG' or p_msg_type is null)
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FRM-41085 when opening headstart form qms0006f

Hi,
I am upgrading an 6i Forms environment to an 10g Webforms environment. Currently the application is running fine, except for all the Headstart forms (f.e. qms0006f, Preferences). If I open this form, I first get FRM-41085: Error getting Group Row count
And after that another error: QMS-00100 Unhandled exception ORA-06502: PL/SQL numeric or value error ORA-01403: no data found in PL/SQL Program Unit qms$form.init
I have deployed this application on a linux appsserver, and it creates this error. However, if I run it on my windows development environment I am able to open the form. Connected as the same user on the same database.
I compiled the Headstart forms, that are supplied by Headstart itselves, so the form is not generated from Designer.
Anyone any idea? (If there are still some Oracle consultant reading this Headstart forums?)
Kind regards,
William

wronde wrote:
Hi,
I am upgrading an 6i Forms environment to an 10g Webforms environment. Currently the application is running fine, except for all the Headstart forms (f.e. qms0006f, Preferences). If I open this form, I first get FRM-41085: Error getting Group Row count
And after that another error: QMS-00100 Unhandled exception ORA-06502: PL/SQL numeric or value error ORA-01403: no data found in PL/SQL Program Unit qms$form.init
I have deployed this application on a linux appsserver, and it creates this error. However, if I run it on my windows development environment I am able to open the form. Connected as the same user on the same database.
I compiled the Headstart forms, that are supplied by Headstart itselves, so the form is not generated from Designer.
Anyone any idea? (If there are still some Oracle consultant reading this Headstart forums?)
Kind regards,
WilliamIt's very long now, I have the issue which is similar to what you have faced, Anybody can answer it?

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