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Question 1

You are developing a form for customers to order tickets to events. There is an Event_Date item in the Tickets block of the form that has an LOV whose record group uses the following query:
SELECT event_name, event_date FROM events
ORDER BY event_date
In the Choose_Event block of the form, you want users to be able to select an event name into an Event_Name item. The event name will be selected from an LOV that is sorted by the name of the event.
You do not want to modify either the LOV or the record group at run time. Which statement is true for the LOV and the record group as specified at design time?

A. You can use the same LOV for both items, but you should specify that each item must use a different record group for the LOV.
B. You must define a new LOV for the Choose_Event.Event_Name item that uses a different record group.
C. You can use the same LOV and record group for the Choose_Event.Event_Name item that you used for the Tickets.Event_Date item.
D. You must define a new LOV for the Choose_Event.Event_Name item, but you can base it on the same record group.

Question 2

The following On-Error trigger was written to give users a more meaningful message when they press the Up key when the cursor is in the first record (the FRM-40100 error) and to display default messages for all other errors:
IF message_code = 40100 THEN
MESSAGE('You are already at the first record');
ELSE
MESSAGE(message_type || '-' ||
to_char(message_code) || ': ' || message_text);
END IF;
When you test the form, you still get the FRM-40100 message when you press the Up key while the cursor is in the first record. Your custom message does not appear.
What corrections can you make so that the code functions properly?

A. To keep the remaining code from executing, add after the second line:
RAISE FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE;
B. Change all occurrences of message_code, message_type, and message_text to
DBMS_error_code, DBMS_error_type, and DBMS_error_text.
C. Eliminate the to_char function because message_code is a varchar2 value.
D. Change all occurrences of message_code, message_type, and message_text to error_code, error_type, and error_text.

Question 3

The Orders.fmb module contains two content canvases, both associated with the default window. Items from the DEPT data block are associated with the DEPTCAN canvas. Items from the EMP data block are associated with the EMPCAN canvas. The user wants to view
DEPT and EMP data at the same time. What changes would you make to the Orders form?

A. Redefine the EMPCAN canvas as a stacked canvas because it is not possible to display multiple content canvases in a single Forms module.
B. Create a new WINDOW object called DEPTWIN. To associate the DEPTCAN canvas with the DEPTWIN window, set the DEPTCAN Window property to DEPTWIN.
C. Create a new WINDOW object called DEPTWIN. To associate the DEPTWIN window with the DEPTCAN canvas, set the DEPTWIN Primary Canvas property to DEPTCAN.
D. Redefine the EMPCAN canvas as a tab canvas because it is not possible to display multiple content canvases in a single Forms module.
E. Create a separate Forms module for the EMPCAN canvas and EMP data block, because it is not possible to display multiple content canvases in a single Forms module.

Question 4

While using the LOV Wizard to create the LOV called SALES_REP_LOV, which is based on the SALES_REP_RG record group, you assign it to the Sales_Rep_Name item in the form that you are developing.
After the LOV is created, you realize that you should have assigned the LOV to the
Sales_Rep_Id item instead. What can you do to make this change?

A. Delete the value in the List of Values property for the Sales_Rep_Name item and set the
List of Values property of the Sales_Rep_Id item to SALES_REP_LOV.
B. Delete the SALES_REP_LOV list of values and create it again, because once the LOV is created, you cannot modify the item to which it is assigned.
C. Change the Record Group Query property of the SALES_REP_RG record group to select into the Sales_Rep_Id item instead of into the Sales_Rep_Name item.
D. Change the Column Mapping properties of the SALES_REP_LOV list of values to return the value to SALES_REP_ID rather than to SALES_REP_NAME.

Question 5

View the Exhibit.
You are coding a trigger (shown in the exhibit) to display the database error that occurs when users encounter the FRM-40505 error about being unable to execute a query. You have created an alert called Query_Alert. For the FRM-40505 error, the trigger should display the database error message in the Query_Alert. For all other errors, the trigger should display default messages on the console message line.
Examine the code for the On-Error trigger. When you attempt to compile this trigger, you receive a compilation error with the message "Error 215 at line 2, column 4: String length constraints must be in range (1..32767)".
What corrections should you make so that the trigger compiles and functions properly?

A. Change the n variable to a NUMBER data type and change SLQERRM to
DBMS_ERROR_TEXT.
B. Eliminate the n variable because SHOW_ALERT does not return a value.
C. Change all occurrences of error_code, error_type, and error_text to message_code, message_type, and message_text.
D. Change the n variable to a NUMBER data type, replace SHOW_ALERT with
FIND_ALERT, and change the line beginning with
SET_ALERT_PROPERTY to
SET_ALERT_MESSAGE_PROPERTY('Query_Alert',SQLERRM);.

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