Calling Stored procedure through Forms Personalization
Steps:
1. Personalize the form
2. Create an action of type “BuiltIn”
3. BuiltIn Type for Action should be “Execute a Procedure”
2. Create an action of type “BuiltIn”
3. BuiltIn Type for Action should be “Execute a Procedure”
4. Argument should be as below
=’declare
v_field_value VARCHAR2(200) ;
begin
plsql_package.procedurenameHere ;
end’
v_field_value VARCHAR2(200) ;
begin
plsql_package.procedurenameHere ;
end’
or alternately
=’declare
v_field_value VARCHAR2(200) ;
begin
XX_PRC(”’||${item.PO_CONTROL_RULES.OBJECT_CODE_DISPLAYED_VALUE.value}||”’);
end’
v_field_value VARCHAR2(200) ;
begin
XX_PRC(”’||${item.PO_CONTROL_RULES.OBJECT_CODE_DISPLAYED_VALUE.value}||”’);
end’
Note the syntax, after =, entire declare begin end is within single quote.
Also, there is no semi colon after “end”
Also, there is no semi colon after “end”
You can pass field values as
”’||${item.BLOCKNAME.FIELDNAME.value}||”’
”’||${item.BLOCKNAME.FIELDNAME.value}||”’
e.g.
A simple way to understand is the begin end block should be enclosed in single quotes and the fields should be enclosed in double quotes.
=‘begin
test_procedure( “’||:GLOBAL.field||’”,”‘||${item.block.field.value}||’”);
end’
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