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List of examples for EBS Suite Form Personalization

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bala.apps.consultant@gmail.com 5 days ago

Dear Joel,

I'm a great follower of you and i need to express my gratitude to you for sharing your knowledge.I have learned Personalization from reading your articles. I have done one small personalization, If you find time please review it and let me know your comments.

I'll be pleased,if you respond to me.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/17032314/Oracle-Apps-...



Cheers!!
bala
Oracle SCM Consultant

moayad_new 10 months ago

thank u i will download the file.

Rajesh about 1 year ago

Hi ,

I have a requirement wherein i need to call Item Master form from MRP Workbench form by passing item number. the item master form should open and query the passed item. i have followed the steps but getting error as "No data found", error in pre-query trigger. can someone help me out.

Rajesh

joelasselin@videotron.ca over 2 years ago

Rk,
Please see document "Form Personalization for R12" on this site to find out what you can and cannot do using FP.

Rk over 2 years ago

Hi,
I want to know if we can assign a value to a global variable using Built-in , Execute Procedure in forms personalization


for eg:

Step 1: Define the global / local variable

XX_G_VAR1

Initial_value is 0

Step 2:



Use Built-in Execute Procedure in Forms personalization

='
begin

{global.XX_G_VAR1} := XX_FUNCTION(:BLOCK.item.v alue);

end'


So the questions are Can we refer to global or local variables in the manner described above ? Is it syntactically correct. If not what is the syntax ?