Explain types of Block in forms4.0?

Base table Blocks. Control Blocks. 1. A base table block is one that is associated with a specific database table or view. 2. A control block is a block that is not associated with a database table. ITEMS

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Sep 9th, 2004
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manoj

Sep 14th, 2005

hi manoj hereData block is connecte dto the database but control block is not associated with any database table or procedure.

manikandan

Dec 24th, 2006

1)Datablocks that is directly related to base tables thru stored proc or views and
2,control blocks not associated with base tables

g_sidhu
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Feb 13th, 2008

Base-table blocks, as their name implies, are based on a database table or view and must contain at least one item that is based on a column in that database table or view. If you create a block based on the STUDENT table, at least one of its items must be based on a column in the STUDENT table, such as STUDENT_ID, LAST_NAME, or one of the other columns. Non-base-table blocks are not based on any database object, nor are any of their items. They typically contain non-base-table items such as buttons. Sometimes they contain display items that show non-database information, such as the time or perhaps the user’s name.