Opening Referenced forms

Hi Friends,
Recently we had upgraded our software from forms4.5 to Forms6.0. Now we are facing a problem with the opening referenced files.It takes around 20-30 minutes to just open the files in the formsbuilder!!!!!. More over we have to keep all the referencing files open before opening the referenced file.This was not the case in Forms4.5 Can anyone help me out to sort this problem???
Is there any other alternative in Formbuilder6.0 , instead of using Referencing????
Thanks in advance
Jiji

Hi,
you can get menu id like this
dim strMenuId as string
oRecSet.ExecuteQuery("SELECT count(*) as count FROM OUTB WHERE TableName <= 'TABLENAME' "
strMenuid = 51200 + oRecSet.Fields.Item("count").Value
Sbo_apllication.Activatemenuitem(strMenuId)
Hope this helps
Regards
Vishnu

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Modified 11-DEC-2009 Type BULLETIN Status PUBLISHED
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You can achieve this using by sql based reports. Here is a sample code snippet
select ''||
to_char(empno)||'' empno
from SCOTT.EMP
Please dont forget to change the display type of the column to HTML in the column formatting section of the reports,
otherwise the report will render the html code.
You can have a close button on the form on which you can write a javascript which closes itself. You can write this
on OnClick
self.close();
Hope this clarifies you doubt :-)
Thanks,
Sharmila

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