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error message in status bar [message #287428] Wed, 12 December 2007 04:01 amjathkhan.subhankhan Messages: 9Registered: December 2007 Location: chennai Junior Member In my custom form when user enters enter the character data in the text item how to display message in oracle forms 10g field which is of Number data type, i want the message to be displayed in
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the status bar (as like in standards forms). i use standard form TEMPLATE.fmb and modified. I searched in the forum & found show message in oracle forms one solution. in ON-ERROR trigger i written APP_STANDARD.EVENT('ON-ERROR'); at form level. still i could not able to show the error message in status bar. Please help to fix the issue Thanks, amjadkhans Report message to a
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moderator Re: How to Display messages error message in status bar [message #287431 is a reply to message #287428] Wed, 12 December 2007 04:18 azamkhan Messages: 548Registered: August 2005 Senior Member Dear just place "MESSAGE('you message')" command in ON-Error and ON-Message once and this is show your message in status bar. But remember is "MESSAGE('')" command used twice, I mean like this MESSAGE ('Hello World...1'); MESSAGE ('Hello World...2'); Then oracle forms message popup one message will be showed in status bar and the second message will be showed as alert. Regards, Azam Khan Report message to a moderator Re: How to Display messages error message in status bar [message #287444 is a reply to message #287431] Wed, 12 December 2007 04:37 amjathkhan.subhankhan Messages: 9Registered: December 2007 Location: chennai Junior Member i tried with the statement in both ON-ERROR and ON-MESSAGE trigger MESSGE('Test messgae'); MESSGE('Test messgae'); but its not showing the message in both the status bar and alert Report message to a moderator Re: How to Display messages error message in status bar [message #287446 is a reply to message #287444] Wed, 12 December 2007 04:42 azamkhan Messages: 548Registered: August 2005 Senior Member You cann't trap an error or a message by simply typing MESSAGE('') command. Please check the ON-Error and ON-Message help in developer. Report message to a moderator Re: How to Display messages error message in status bar [message #287449 is a reply to message #287446] Wed, 12 December 2007 04:53 amjathkhan.subhankhan Messages: 9Registered: December 2007 Location: chennai Junior Member i tried like this in ON-ERROR and ON-MESSAGE triggers DECLARE errnum NUMBER := ERROR_CODE; errtxt VARCHAR2(80) := ERROR_TEXT; errtyp VARCHAR2(3) := ERROR_TYPE; errortext varchar2(80); BEGIN Message(errtyp||'-'||TO_CHAR(errnum)||': '||errtxt); Messa
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Resource Management (HRMS) All PlacesOracle ApplicationsE-Business SuiteHuman Capital Management (HCM)Human Resource Management (HRMS) This discussion is archived 10 Replies Latest fnd_message.set_string in oracle forms reply on Feb 18, 2013 10:59 AM by Vigneswar Battu FORM ERROR Message user12879396 Feb 11, 2013 1:34 PM How I can display the my message which is use in my PL/SQL on form http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/94092/ not on self service page. I used the following code hr_utility.set_message(800,'XX_SAL_ADV'); hr_utility.raise_error; but on form only show XX_SAL_ADV not which I define in application Developer message(Description) I want error message with full description when I used full description in this hr_utility.set_message(800,'this is not applicable for current user') it give error FRM-40735 ON-UPDATE trigger raise Unhand-led exception ORA-06502 Edited by: user12879396 on Feb 11, 2013 5:33 AM 733Views Tags: https://community.oracle.com/thread/2499237 none (add) errorContent tagged with error, exceptionContent tagged with exception, fnd_messageContent tagged with fnd_message, messageContent tagged with message, raiseContent tagged with raise, tokenContent tagged with token This content has been marked as final. Show 10 replies 1. Re: FORM Message Sanjay Singh Feb 11, 2013 10:53 AM (in response to user12879396) Hi, You will have to riase application error or raise exception to display your custom message on Forms. below is the sample code you can try n test: l_error_msg := l_mgr_name || ' who is currently assigned as your reporting manager is not active. Please reach HR to get a valid reporting manager assigned.'; FND_MESSAGE.set_token('ERRMSG', l_error_msg, FALSE); fnd_message.raise_error; Thanks, Sanjay Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions 2. Re: FORM Message user12879396 Feb 11, 2013 11:39 AM (in response to Sanjay Singh) Sanjay I did it but it did not display error message window nothing happen, and this is not exception it is the error on validation check. Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions 3. Re: FORM Message user-Keen Feb 11, 2013 1:07 PM (in response to user12879396) did you defined this message name "XX_SAL_ADV" under the applcation menu in Application Developer Responsibility. Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions 4. Re: FORM Message user12
from your application without hardcoding them into your forms and programs. Using Message Dictionary, you can: Define standard messages you can use in all your applications Provide a consistent look and feel for messages within and across all your applications Define flexible https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18727_01/doc.121/e12897/T302934T462354.htm messages that can include context-sensitive variable text Change or translate the text of your http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22192151/forms-suppress-error-message-and-catch-frm-40350 messages without regenerating or recompiling your application code Major Features Modifiable Message Text Message Dictionary makes it easy for you to modify your messages. All your message text is available from one simple form, and you do not need to regenerate your forms or recompile your programs if you change your message text. Message Dictionary displays oracle forms your application messages in a format you choose. For example, you can display your messages in a dialog box or on the message line. You can also display messages without codes, such as warnings that have an intuitive remedy or do not need one. Easy Translation Message Dictionary facilitates translation of your messages by allowing you to easily modify your messages and by allowing you to define message notes in oracle forms for each message. Message Dictionary saves you time because you do not need to regenerate your forms or recompile your programs after translation of message text. Standardized Messages Message Dictionary lets you create standardized messages you can use in your application. Message Dictionary reduces redundant programming of standard messages by storing all of your messages as entries in Message Dictionary. Once you define your messages in the Message Dictionary, you can refer to them in your forms, concurrent programs, and other application modules using a simple message name you define. You can call the same message many times, from anywhere in your application. If you need to change your message, you only need to change it in one place. Dynamic Message Text Message Dictionary lets you include information in your message that Oracle Application Object Library derives at runtime. You can define your messages to accept variable text such as field values or module names. You specify the values of the variable message parts when you call Message Dictionary from a form or other application module. Message Dictionary inserts these values in the message before it returns the message to you. You can also include a field reference in your message call from a form, displaying
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