How to extract multiple rows from a query and how to populate it in form.

hi all,
i want to populate multiple rows fetched from a cursor into form.
i write this procedur.
PROCEDURE populate_q (v_t_no IN number) IS
cursor ext_q is
select test_question.no, q_no, text, ans1
from test_question , question
where test_question.no = v_t_no;
BEGIN
for ext_rec in ext_q loop
     :take_detail.q_no := ext_rec.q_no;
     :take_detail.question := ext_rec.text;
     EXIT WHEN ext_q%notfound;
     end loop;
END;
and call this WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE trigger.
this don't return all the rows only the lost one is populated
and shown in form.
thanks
Muhammad Nadeem
Mardan (pakistan)
[email protected]

Hi,
look for the next_record built-in. Your cusror only addresses the current row, but you want to create new rows as you go
Frank

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ls_err_hint := 'Getting all Devices from tbl_device';
OPEN RC1 FOR
SELECT dev_id,
dev_name,
ls_err_code err_code,
ls_err_msg err_msg
FROM tbl_device
ORDER BY dev_name;
RETURN;
END;
sho err
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