Oracle terminal

Hi,
In D2K, F7 Function key is performing particular task of setting the current form in enter_query mode. I want to overide this function, how can I do that?
I read on net that using oracle Terminal we can do this but where to Oracle Terminal.
Thanks in Advance
Praveen Kr. Arora

Oracle Terminal is to deep.
You can change this in your forms. Create a trigger KEY-ENTQRY. All F7 's are going through this trigger and can be handled. Create it on form-level, so each trigger in each block is redirected in this trigger through your new functionality.
try it
Gerd

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