PE03 - Cannot directly enter return values

Hi all,
I have a simple feature, the first decision is based on field PERSK (employee sub group) with offset 0 length 1.
I wish to enter directly custom return values such as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
But it is forcing me to pick return values from an F4 style pop up.
The problem with using the F4 pop up is currently only Employee sub groups 1* and 2* are configured.
Hence I cannot enter 3, 4 and 5, because 3, 4 5* employee sub groups are not yet configured in the system.
I've checked other existnig features (e.g. QUOMO) and they do allow my to directly key in custom return values in a pop up box, regardless of whether they exist in the system or not.
Any idea why I can do this is one feature and not another feature?
I need to key in directly my own values.
Thanks
Kevin

Problem solved (not really solved but i found the reason why its happening this way).
Each feature is making use of a different structure
It is called "Structure name for decision fields"
(PE03 -> Attributes -> Struct)
QUOMO uses structure PME87 which had no check table against its PERSK field (SE11)
My custom feature was using another structure which had a check table against its PERSK field (SE11)
After debugging PE03 I realize that if there is a check table, it will enforce a F4 style drop down when creating return values from a decision in the feature.
Thanks all.
Kevin

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The behavior described in the white paper only applies to Berkeley DB version 5.0, versions 5.1 and beyond do not have this behavior.
In DB-5.0 SQLITE_ERROR is returned when you attempt to use an explicit transaction that has already returned SQLITE_LOCKED. The reason for this is because in BDBSQL (as opposed to SQLite) SQLITE_LOCKED is returned when a transaction is forced to give up its locks because it has entered a state of deadlock with another transaction. Because the transaction has lost its locks it is invalid and cannot be used anymore other than to abort it, that is why SQLITE_ERROR is returned if you continue to use the transaction. In DB-5.1 and beyond SQLITE_LOCKED means only the last operation lost its locks and has been rolled back, the transaction is still good and can still be committed or be used to perform other operations.
I hope this clears up your confusion.
Lauren Foutz

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Hi,
I'm running Apex 3.0.1. I have a tabular report that I'm trying to add a popup from query that returns the key/code value (instead of the display value).
I can call the pop-up okay, but it's returning the value to the wrong table row. I can see in the naming of the Javascript functions that it's looking at the wrong row. For example, here are 4 rows in display order and the names of the Javascript function calls:
1. javascript:genList0_f15_1()
2. javascript:genList0_f15_3()
3. javascript:genList0_f15_2()
4. javascript:genList0_f15_0()
I can see in the function call that it's passing an index that doesn't match the displayed row number here:
"&p_element_index=" + escape ('1') + So if I click on the LOV icon for row 1 and select one of the LOV values, it will return the value to the second displayed row (zero-based index).
I've read here of some issues with not having all rows make the call (e.g. in this post from Patrick Wolf date_popup returning value to wrong row but all my rows have values.
The tabular report allows sorting by column headers, which I would guess is (at least part of) what's messing the function numbering? The query generates the rows, including the function calls, but the report displays in a different order?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Stew
Good luck,
Stew
My Oracle Community blog: http://www.oraclecommunity.net/profiles/blog/list?user=stewstryker

Christina,
You hit the nail on the head! The tabular form region was defined as SQL Query - without the Updateable part! I'm not sure why I didn't have it that way from the start...
Now I just have to find and implement the Javascript that will copy the updated value that's returned by the LOV to the correct column (defined as apex_item.text). That was the only way I could figure how to allow the user to enter a value directly or select from a LOV. Clumsy but functional I believe!
Thanks to you and Scott for the tips.
Stew

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