Usually there is a restriction on using
GO_BLOCK
or GO_ITEM
on a WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM
. However there are a couple of ways to overcome this. One way is to use a WHEN-TIMER-EXPIRED
trigger. Here is how-WHEN-TIMER-EXPIRED
Begin
if GET_APPLICATION_PROPERTY(TIMER_NAME) = 'NEW_TIMER' then
CALL_PROG_UNIT(); --This is your Procedure that calls the GO_BLOCK
/*Do rest of validation here*/
end if;
END;
WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM
DECLARE
timer_id TIMER;
Begin
timer_id := CREATE_TIMER('NEW_TIMER',1,NO_REPEAT); --set a short timer so that the WHEN-TIMER-EXPIRED trigger is fired immediately
End;
What happens is - This will create & expire the timer as soon as the
CREATE_TIMER
function is called and then the form level trigger WHEN-TIMER-EXPIRED
will check the expired timer name and call your program unit that has the GO_BLOCK
. Hope this helps.
UPDATE
Mr Jeffery Kemp wanted to see proof that this solution works. So here it is-
An Oracle form with two Blocks
BLOCK1
and BLOCK2
with text items on it
W-V-I Trigger
W-T-E Form Trigger. This calls a PROGRAM UNIT
P_CALL_PROC
with GO_BLOCK
function call first and then does some validations on the field Number 2
.
Here is
P_CALL_PROC
And here is the result-
And
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