View In Oracle  10g

Hi,
When you try to get_View_Property('Canvas Name',Visible); return is always false.
Regards,

If you take a look at the online documentation there is no visible property for get_canvas_property . As the propertys are number constants visible most certainly has the same value as another property which is accepted by get_canvas_property which happens to be false.
Also there is no visible property for canvases; wheter you show them or you hide them.
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