Path of libraries, frm-10102

Question

Hi,
I'm developing with Form Builder 6i on Windows NT. So far I put all my .pll files in a certain directory and FORMS60_PATH points to this directory and every things is OK.
Now, I have to change the development enviroment and move all the .pll files to the other place. FORMS60_PATH has been adjusted to point to the new directory. But whatever form is being opened, Form Builder displays error "FRM-10102: Cannot attach PL/SQL library %s. This library attachment will be lost if the module is saved.". Something more about the enviroment:
- i have only one ORACLE_HOME
- libraries are always attached WITHOUT path
Any help will be greatly appreciated
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Answer 1

@designjd – you could try the following JavaScript (ExtendScript) that will show all open library files with their full path names in a dialog window with a scrollable and editable text field. You could copy/paste the entries in the text field for further use.
Here is the code:
if(app.libraries.length > 0){
    var openLibrariesFullNamesARRAY = app.libraries.everyItem().fullName;
    var myMessageHeader = "List of opened Libraries file paths:";
    alert_scroll(myMessageHeader,openLibrariesFullNamesARRAY);
else{alert("No open InDesign Library file detected.")};
//Thanks Marijan Tompa [Tomaxxi] for the alert_scroll function at:
//http://tomaxxi.com/2010/07/scrollable-alert/
function alert_scroll (title, input){
       if(input instanceof Array){input = input.join ("\r")};
       var w = new Window ("dialog", title);
       var list = w.add("edittext", undefined, input, {multiline: true, scrolling: true});
       list.maximumSize.height = w.maximumSize.height-100;
       list.minimumSize.width = 550;
       w.add("button", undefined, "Close", {name: "ok"});
       w.show();
Save it as text only, chose .jsx instead of .txt when you name the file.
Put the jsx file in the "Scripts Panel" folder of InDesign and start it from InDesign by double clicking its name in the Scripts Panel of InDesign.
If there is no Library file open, you'll get a message: "No open InDesign Library file detected."
If one or some library files are open, you get something like this (Mac OSX UI, but should work on MS Windows, too):
You have to close the dialog window to proceed with your work in InDesign.
Uwe