Validation - PLSQL function Boolean return bug?

Request Express 4.1.1.00.23 (and all earlier versions I've ever used)

When you use the wizard to create a Validation of type "Function PLSQL return Boolean", why is - this mandatory to enter a value in the field "Error" on the screen that follows? This message is never used because the message actually comes from a PLSQL return statement.
PaulP

Hello

Well, there is still this red asterisk, you cannot enter anything in the text of the error.
If you leave the field blank, Assistant does not raise any validation error.

I think that asterisk is just because they have reuse same wizard page.

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anand_gp wrote:

Hello

I do a validation of date entered based on a value in the other field of the form. The function returns Boolean values (TRUE / FALES) based on the date of entry if it falls within the specific range of dates.

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The index is in the validation type: function returning a Boolean

The expression of validation for validation of Boolean function return must be in the form of a function with at least one accessible body return statement that returns a Boolean value:

...

return ;

or

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EDIT

I was aware of the fact I had not provided examples of code - and was just one question fairly open. I hope that this example will show what does not work!

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create or replace
FUNCTION myFunc (s_in IN VARCHAR2) RETURN a Boolean value
IS
s_out BOOLEAN: = TRUE;
BEGIN
RETURN s_out;
END FUNCTION3;
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DECLARE
s_in varchar2 (20): = "Hello";
s_out boolean;
BEGIN
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Post edited by: 2922851

Hi, Chris,.

2922851 wrote:

Short version of the question: Boolean values can be returned by a pl/sql function?

Sure. If you are having problems, post your code (both the function and some PL/SQL that calls it).

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* Action:

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