Oracle Interview Questions And Answers


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Oracle Interview Questions And Answers


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28. What are the different default triggers created when Master
Deletes Property is set to isolated?

Master Deletes Property Resulting Triggers
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Isolated On-Clear-Details
On-Populate-Details

29. What are the Coordination Properties in a Master-Detail relationship?
The coordination properties are
Deferred
Auto-Query
These Properties determine when the population phase of
block
coordination should occur.

30. What are the different types of Coordinations of the Master with
the Detail block?


42. What is the User-Named Editor?

A user named editor has the same text editing functionality as the
default editor, but, becaue it is a named object, you can specify
editor attributes such as windows display size, position, and title.

43. What are the Built-ins to display the user-named editor?

A user named editor can be displayed programmatically with the
built in procedure SHOW-EDITOR, EDIT_TETITEM independent of any
particular text item.

44. What is the difference between SHOW_EDITOR and EDIT_TEXTITEM?

Show editor is the generic built_in which accepts any editor name and
takes some input string and returns modified output string.
Whereas the edit_textitem built_in needs the input focus to be in the
text item before the built_in is excuted.

45. What is an LOV?
An LOV is a scrollable popup window that provides the operator with
either a single or multi column selection list.

46. What is the basic data structure that is required for creating an
LOV?
Record Group.

47. What is the "LOV of Validation" Property of an item? What is the
use of it?
When LOV for Validation is set to True, Oracle Forms compares the
current value of the text item to the values in the first column
displayed in the LOV.
Whenever the validation event occurs.