Still Unable to save

Question

This is a follow-up to post Re: Uable to save multiple checkbox records
I can still only save the last record selection not all the selections made with the checkbox.
Create a detail-table storing just a fk-id to the base-table-record and the reject_code (or a fk-reference to the table with the reject_codes).
There is already a detail table (efn_reject_master) for each reject code that is linked to the efn_rejects table that stores the selections.
original code to save is:
DECLARE
rej_cnt NUMBER := 0;
BEGIN
GO_BLOCK('efn_reject_master');
FIRST_RECORD;
WHILE :efn_reject_master.reject_desc IS NOT NULL LOOP
IF :efn_reject_master.check_box = 'Y' THEN
:efn_rejects.reject_code := :efn_reject_master.reject_code;
--added insert here that did not work
INSERT into MEMB.EFN_REJECTS (nominating_lodge, reject_code) VALUES
(:efn_reject_master.reject_code, :efn_reject_master.reject_desc);
rej_cnt := rej_cnt + 1;
END IF;
NEXT_RECORD;
END LOOP;
FIRST_RECORD;
EXIT_FORM;
END IF;
END;
I tried forcing the insert for all checkboxes marked but only last selection is saved. Please help me fix this.

Answer 1

Create a detail-table storing just a fk-id to the base-table-record and the reject_code (or a fk-reference to the table with the reject_codes).There is already a detail table (efn_reject_master) for each reject code that is linked to the efn_rejects table that stores the selections.From that data-model there is no detail table. You just have your base-table (with columns NAME and REJECT_CODE) and one lookup table containing all the existing reject_codes (with columns REJECT_CODE and REJECT_DESCRIPTION). So you can just assign one REJECT_ODE to a customer and not more than one. A table-structure using a detail-table would be
Table EFN_REJECTS
ID (PK-COLUMN You didn't post that, but i guess there is one)
NAME
Table EFN_REJECT_ASSIGNMENTS (stores assignments of reject_codes to the Rejects)
EFN_REJECTS_ID (FK to ID in EFN_REJECTS)
REJECT_CODE (FK to REJECT_CODE in EFN_REJECT_MASTER)
Table EFN_REJECT_MASTER remains as is)