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  Hello

  What is the difference btw: block.item and $item.block.item.value in the customization of the form State section

  I've seen this condition as

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  the point at which instance

  : PRESS RELEASE. PICKING_RULE not in the ('US_CB_1', 'US_CC_1', 'US_CA_1', 'US_CU_1')

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  Thanks in advance

  In the particular example that you use, no difference, you are getting the value and comparing it with a set of values.

  The second form of the syntax, however, take into account what follows, while the first only retrieves the value of the field:

  Conditions can refer to properties of objects using a SPEL (simplest Possible Expression Language) syntax. For example, allows you to create a Condition that tests whether a field is displayed or not. These expressions take the following general form:

  ${objectType.objectName.Property}
  

  Internally, the expression of SPEL is a cover for Oracle Forms builtins like GET_ITEM_PROPERTY, GET_BLOCK_PROPERTY, etc. In addition, expressions of SPEL are supported recovery values of profile, the dictionary of text messages and local Variables (described later).

• difference btw dbms_sql.execution and immediate execution

  Hello
  
  IAM using 10g, difference btw immediate.please dbms_sql.execution and execution to tell me.

  797525 wrote:

  IAM using 10g, difference btw immediate.please dbms_sql.execution and execution to tell me.

  SQL all (and all the anonymous PL/SQL blocks) are analyzed by Oracle as a SQL cursors. These cursor structures are stored in the Shared Pool in the SGA (shared memory area which are essentially the "brain" of the database instance).

  Once a cursor was created for a statement SQL, how to use and interface with this SQL cursor on the server (from the point of view of the customer)?

  We use on the client side, a calling interface (or API) that allows our code to interact with this SQL cursor on the server. This interface can be ODBC. Or BDE. Or ADO. Or many other 3-4 letters for database interfaces.

  PL/SQL is also a language of 'customer' from a SQL perspective. Such as Java and c#, the code PL/SQL will be calls to the SQL engine to analyze and create SQL cursors.

  Of course, PL/SQL differs in 2 areas. It runs in the process of the Oracle server. It is the neighbour of the SQL engine.

  For this reason, PL/SQL is much more perfectly integrated with the SQL than Java or c#.

  But even in spite of this integration, you still need an interface in the client (PL/SQL) to interact with the SQL cursor, that you have created. In PL/SQL, there are a number of such interfaces customer.

  There are explicit and implicit cursors. And there are sliders DBMS_SQL and reference. And there are implicit cursors created through immediate enforcement.

  The difference between DBMS_SQL and immediate execution is therefore a difference in customer language interface. The SQL cursor on the server (in the shared Pool) doesn't know what customer interface is used. He cares not.

  Client side, each of these client interfaces to a SQL cursor has a different function. And determines which one to use.

  run immediately , it's fast and easy for dynamic SQL, but it cannot be used to determine the structure (called projection SQL) returned by a cursor to Select . So despite the dynamic SQL code, we must always know the encoding of time, just what this slider will return to consume its production.

  DBMS_SQL to 'describe' the cursor SQL projection. So, we can create a dynamic Select SQL cursor. We can question its interface describe in order to determine the number, names and the data types of the columns returned. It can be removed these column values dynamically and consume the cursor.

  There are therefore a major difference in the two feature sets. Tools for interfacing with the same SQL cursor.

  So the main points to remember are:
  -all SQL liquidation as SQL cursors on the server
  -you have different interfaces in the language of the client to interact with a SQL cursor

  ++

  Your mission as a programmer, if you choose to accept it, is to determine which of these client interfaces is better suited to meet the requirements in your code.

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