Showing LOV in query mode

Hi
How do you display a LOV using coding in a command button when the form is in query mode.

do you mean enter-query-mode?

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    Hi,
    I have a form which when the user enters query mode, the user should be able to access the LOV attached to the 3 fields that are on the header level. On selection the values should be populated in the fields. The 3 fields are in a query only block.
    If I use Show lov, and i make a selection, i get an error message saying that you cannot insert records.
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    Preeti

    hai,
    Its not possible.
    Because the date control is actually a seperate block, and in Query mode, we cannot more to a separate block.
    Regards,
    Manu.

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    PLEASE HELP ME..
    ASAP

    Ok..The key navigable and mouse navigable properties of buttons were yes.
    Thats why it was not working ..now its working by changing it..any way thanks a lot.
    Thanks
    Sam......

  • LOV in query mode (calendar)

    Hello,
    i know it's possible to enter in query mode and then select a value for quwey from a LOV.
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    hai,
    Its not possible.
    Because the date control is actually a seperate block, and in Query mode, we cannot more to a separate block.
    Regards,
    Manu.

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  • LOV icon missing in query mode

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    Sten

    I've changed the registry.dat file which I found on the middle tier in the folder
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  • [Solved] Problem with LOV and 'enter query' mode

    Hi all,
    I'm kind of new to Forms and I'm having some problems that I'm not being able to resolve. I already search it on the net, but nothing relevant came up. If anyone could help me I appreciated it.
    In my form I have some fields, and in one of them I have a LOV, and almost everything works fine. I inserted data, changed it, deleted it and all it's ok.
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    It behaves the same way, shows me all the records.
    Probably I'm missing something basic, but I'm not getting it...
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    Ana

    when you create a lov by wizard the lov and record group have always the same name..
    the problem is that the item is NOT based in the tabe.
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  • LOV button in enter query mode

    Hi
    How do I show LOV button(Forms 9.0.2) in enter query mode?As of now LOV button is displayed only in the create mode.
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    Hi Andrew,
    Thanx for the reply. Actually I have not associated any trigger for this. Here Im refering the LOV button which comes inside the respective field(I mean we change the property lov_button to 'true in the regitry.dat). This button is not getting displayed in the enter query mode.
    I hope now you are clear with the query.
    Binod.

  • How to display LOV on web in ENTER-QUERY mode with form or block query only.

    Hello all
    How can I display lov automatic on the web in from enter-query
    mode in form or block query only mode.
    thankx

    If I understand correctly your explanation, your called form
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    and test on the browser.
    So lets proceeed like this, to make it work in all environments,
    let us programetically activate the LOV.
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  • Disabling LOVs when not in enter query mode

    hello. I currently have a form in which a master block populates a detail block. when the master is populated the cursor automatically goes to the detail block and sets it to enter query mode (due to the face that there are multiple details but the user may only view one at a time). To select the appropriate detail the user may select the detail from a LOV which is activated by clicking a button. once the detail has been selected and the query executed there is no real need for the LOV as the user can now edit/delete the detail. Also when adding a new detail there would be no need for the LOV as the presence of it would only confuse users. So basically the only time the LOV is usefull is during query mode to query the detail the user wants to edit/delete.
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    Thanks

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  • LOV button in query mode

    Why is an LOV button not shown when the block is in enter-query mode, but there is still an LOV available (using F9 button)?

    This has already been filed as a Forms bug, no. 2179613 'EXTEND APP.UI.LOVBUTTONS TO ALLOW DISPLAY OF LOV IN ENTER-QUERY MODE'.
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  • LOV , EXECUTE-QUERY, ENTER-MODE ?

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    null

    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by candace stover ([email protected]):
    Hi -
    THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPLY
    I tried your code , but still does not put me in "enter query" mode to update or insert records on the detail block after your code is executed.
    I implemented this in a simple master detail of Dept/Emp. I implemented an LOV to select a JOB so that I would only see the employees within the department that have the JOB I select when I press the LOV button. The LOV returns its value into a parameter called "selected_job".
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    end if;
    Hope this helps,
    Candace Stover
    Forms Product Management<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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