Oracle Forms: Introduction to multiple Forms
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This document discusses how to implement multiple form applications in PowerBuilder. It describes using the OPEN_FORM built-in to call one form from another, sharing data between forms through global variables, and transaction management across multiple concurrently open forms. Forms can exchange data via global variables or parameter lists defined in the database. Navigation between forms is flexible and transactions may span multiple forms as required.
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- #8: Note: It is possible to start up several instances of the same form,using OPEN_FORM, unless The application does appropriate tests before calling this built-in. For example, test a Flag (global variable) set by an opened form at startup, which the opened form could Reset on exit, or use the FIND_FORM built-in.