How to map keys(Key board) in forms6i
Hi all,
Would like to check ,is there anyway like with previous version of forms4.5,we can map our keys(keyboard keys vt220 e.g commit=F10,execute_query=F8 and so on).
We were using forms4.5(character mode) with Unix platform but now we decided to go for web but at the same time we still want to keep same mapping keys..
Thanks..
regds
Lasily Thomas
tou can user oracle terminal...
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my question is ... should I use this key mapping feature from all look up tables, main table while importing from remote systems?
should all my feilds have REMOTE KEY enabled.
1. It is totally dpeend upon business requirement which table you want to make remote enable.
The main reason to use remote key is to syndiacte the data to remote system specific.
So if you are syndication your subtables to then it is good to make remote key enable.
2. Only tables are remote key enabled not the fields.
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In the past I have used this code to set the FTP pass word in an FTP component task in SSIS.
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AntonioYou can use SFTP for this.
This is a way of implementing SFTP in SSIS using standard tasks
http://visakhm.blogspot.in/2012/12/implementing-dynamic-secure-ftp-process.html
also see
http://blog.goanywheremft.com/2011/10/20/sftp-ftps-secure-ftp-transfers/
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