Oracle forms 10g,multiple insert and update problem

Question

Hi,
I have tabular form(4 records displayed) with one datablock(based on a view).
After querying the form could not update all the records but only first record value can select from LOV.
I called a procedure in in-insert and on-update
The query is lik this
PACKAGE BODY MAPPING IS
     PROCEDURE INSERT_ROW(EVENT_NAME IN VARCHAR2)
     IS
     BEGIN
          IF (EVENT_NAME = 'ON-INSERT') THEN
               INSERT INTO XX_REC_MAPPING
               (BRANCH_CODE,COLLECTION_ID,PAY_MODE_ID,RECEIPT_METHOD,CREATED_BY,
               CREATION_DATE,LAST_UPDATED_BY,LAST_UPDATE_DATE,LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN)
               VALUES
               (     :XX_REC_MAPPING.OFFICE_CODE,
                    :XX_REC_MAPPING.COLLECTION_ID,
                    :XX_REC_MAPPING.PAY_MODE_ID,
                    :XX_REC_MAPPING.RECEIPT_METHOD,
                    :XX_REC_MAPPING.CREATED_BY,
                    :XX_REC_MAPPING.CREATION_DATE,
                    :XX_REC_MAPPING.LAST_UPDATED_BY,
                    :XX_REC_MAPPING.LAST_UPDATE_DATE,
                    :XX_REC_MAPPING.LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN);     
          ELSIF (EVENT_NAME = 'ON-UPDATE') THEN          
          UPDATE     XX_REC_MAPPING
          SET BRANCH_CODE=:XX_REC_MAPPING.OFFICE_CODE,
                    COLLECTION_ID=:XX_REC_MAPPING.COLLECTION_ID,
                    PAY_MODE_ID=:XX_REC_MAPPING.PAY_MODE_ID,
                    RECEIPT_METHOD=:XX_REC_MAPPING.RECEIPT_METHOD,
                    LAST_UPDATED_BY=:XX_REC_MAPPING.LAST_UPDATED_BY,
                    LAST_UPDATE_DATE=:XX_REC_MAPPING.LAST_UPDATE_DATE,
                    LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN=:XX_REC_MAPPING.LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN
                    WHERE ROWID=:XX_REC_MAPPING.ROW_ID;
          END IF;
     END INSERT_ROW;
END MAPPING;
Whether the table gets looked or sholud i use some other trigger or loops ?
someone suggest me how to edit this query for multiple update.
Thanks
sat33

Answer 1

I called a procedure in in-insert and on-updateWhy are you writing this code in the first place? If you have a block based on an updatable view, just let Forms do the inserts and updates.
If it's not an updatable view, use instead of triggers on the view.
See this current thread too:
INSTEAD of Trigger View for an Oracle EBS New form development