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Creating Lists of Values (LOVs) and Editors
Describing LOVs and Editors
Designing, Creating, and Associating LOVs with Text Items
Creating an LOV Using the LOV Wizard
Creating Editors and Associating Them with Text Items

Creating Additional Input Items
Identifying the Item Types that Allow Input
Creating a Check Box
Creating a List Item
Creating a Radio Group

Creating Noninput Items
Identifying Item Types that Do Not Allow Input
Creating a Display Item
Creating an Image Item
Creating a Sound Item
Creating a Button
Including Tooltips
Creating a Calculated Field
Including a Hierarchical Tree Control

Creating Windows and Content Canvases
Describing the Relationship Between Windows and Content Canvas-Views
Displaying a Form Module in Multiple Windows
Displaying a Form Module on Multiple Layouts

Working with Other Canvas-Views
Describing the Different Types of Canvas-View
Identifying the Appropriate Canvas-View Type for Different Scenarios
Creating an Overlay Effect on the Interface
Creating a Toolbar
Creating a Tabbed Interface

Introduction to Triggers
Identifying the Different Trigger Categories
Planning the Type and Scope of Triggers in a Form
Describing the Properties that Affect Trigger Behavior

Producing Triggers
Writing Trigger Code
Explaining the Use of Built-In Subprograms in Oracle Developer Applications
Identifying the When-Button-Pressed Trigger and Knowing When to Use It
Identifying the When-Window-Closed Trigger and Knowing When to Use It
Debugging Triggers and Program Units

Adding Functionality to GUI Items
Supplementing the Functionality of Input Items Using Triggers
Supplementing the Functionality of Noninput Items Using Triggers
Handling Errors Using Built-In Subprograms

Runform Messages and Alerts
Describing the Default Messaging Behavior of a Form
Identifying the Different Types of Forms Messages
Controlling System Messages
Creating and Controlling Alerts

Query Triggers
Explaining the Processes Involved in Querying a Data Block
Identifying Where Triggers Can Be Coded to Control the Query Process
Writing Triggers that Screen Query Conditions
Writing Triggers to Supplement Query Results
Controlling Trigger Action Based Upon the Query Status of the Form

Validation
The Effects of the Validation Unit upon a Form
Employing Additional Forms Features for Validation
Controlling Validation Using Triggers
Supplementing Default Validation

Navigation
Distinguishing Between Internal and External Navigation
Describing and Using the Navigation Triggers
Writing Navigation in Triggers

Transaction Processing
Explaining the Process Used by Oracle Forms Developer to Apply Users¿ Changes to the Database
Describing the Commit Sequence of Events
Supplementing Transaction Processing
Allocating Sequence Numbers to Records as They Are Applied to Tables

Writing Flexible Code
Defining Flexible Code
The Advantages of Using System Variables
Identifying Built-In Subprograms that Assist Flexible Coding
Referencing Objects by Internal ID
Referencing Items Indirectly

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