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ad hoc query in oracle forms
user2579984
Member Posts: 6 Blue Ribbon
in Forms
Are ad hoc queries allowed in oracle forms, like it was in SQL*Forms 3.0?
I.e. in 'enter query mode' you enter a kind of bind variable in some fields ( :abc ) , wher you enter 'exceute
query' a splash screen appeares where you enter where conditions/
Best Answer
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Technically yes, but by default it is now disabled.
Search for FORMS_RESTRICT_ENTER_QUERY in default.env (10g) in the server-configuration .
Note : it is by default disabled for security reasons! (as far as i remember because there is feedback of sql-statements if you enter something invalid).
Answers
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Technically yes, but by default it is now disabled.
Search for FORMS_RESTRICT_ENTER_QUERY in default.env (10g) in the server-configuration .
Note : it is by default disabled for security reasons! (as far as i remember because there is feedback of sql-statements if you enter something invalid).
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Thanx a lot!
Your advise does solve the problem.