Setting version number to column

Hello,
Having a table consisting of 3 columns :
1. doc_no
2. item_id
3. item_name
And displaying these columns into a submit form, making doc_no as read only.
Question:
I want to generate doc_no automatically in the page (like adf.currentDate in date column).So i did need the help of version number in edit attribute coulmn section for a particular doc_no column.*But though it is a primary key ,i 'm unable to set version number from history column*.
So if anyone h've idea in regarding this (or) any idea to automatically generate doc_no, plz share with me.
With Regards
Jyoti
Edited by: 824290 on Jan 24, 2011 2:35 AM

Well, you've been given proper guidance - the Fusion Developer's Guide explains it all in great detail (it's the document from which I gave you the link). The technique works fine.
If you don't believe the guidance is proper, then explain to us what doesn't work properly or why it won't work for your business case and then we can help.
John

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