How to test Resource account already exist

Hi,
I am creating new createResourceAccount workflow. In my form user enters resource account Id and other information. I want to check, whether given resource acccountId already exist in the resource. If so I would like to display some error in the form. How can I check this. Where as we have to funcionality to test Ligthouse account exist or not.
My resource is Oracle.
I appriciate your help.
thanks
Neopal.

Hi vinhant,
Thanks for your reply. I tried listResourceObjects but it doesn't work. If you have any code sample, could you post it.
thanks
Neopal.

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    LousyFool wrote:
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  • HT4872 I have not been able to import contacts from google or my android to my new I-phone 5. This article helps to a point until error message "cannot create account" already exist is received. Please help.

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  • How to test if a column exists in a table

    Hello,
    Using SQL or PL/SQL how do I test if a column exists in a table. For example,
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    then do this....
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    Set ServerOutput On;
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    Col1 NUMBER
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    DECLARE
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    lnCol7 NUMBER ;
    PROCEDURE TestColumn( acColName IN VARCHAR2 )
    IS
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    NoColumnExists EXCEPTION;
    PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT(NoColumnExists, -904);
    BEGIN
    EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
    'SELECT Max('|| acColName||') FROM a_Test WHERE RowNum = 0'
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    DBMS_OUTPUT.Put_Line('Column: '||acColName||' exists.');
    EXCEPTION
    WHEN NoColumnExists THEN
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    WHEN Others THEN
    DBMS_OUTPUT.Put_Line( SqlCode ||' '||SqlErrM );
    END
    BEGIN
    DBMS_OUTPUT.Enable ;
    TestColumn( 'Col1') ;
    TestColumn( 'Col2') ;
    TestColumn( 'Col7') ;
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