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3.
In the
To Function
list of values, select the user function name that
corresponds to the form to which you are creating a link. In order to
ascertain the user function name:
i. Determine the internal name for the form to which you are creating
a link.
ii. Switch to the Application Developer responsibility and select
Application
|
Form
option. Using the form name you determined
in the previous step, query on the
Form
field and note the
corresponding value in the
User Form Name
field. (In order to query,
press the
F11
key. Type the value for which you are querying in the
appropriate field, and then press
Ctrl
+
F11
).
iii. Still in the Application Developer responsibility, select
Application
|
Function
option. In the
Form
field of its
Form
tab, query on the
user form name value that you determined in the previous step.
Then click on the
Description
tab and make a note of the value in
the
User Function Name
ield.
4.
If your function takes parameters, the
Parameters
field displays a template
indicating what those parameters are. Replace the placeholders (the text
surrounded by angle brackets) with actual values. If the
Parameters
field,
remains blank after you select a function, you need not supply parameters.
However, you can, enter
QUERY_ONLY="YES"
to make the destination
form open in query-only mode.
5.
In the
Icon Name
field, accept the default value.
6.
Ensure that the
Active
checkbox is selected.
Creating zooms
A zoom enables a user to move from a block to another form by clicking on the
Zoom
button in the Oracle EBS toolbar. You can create only one zoom per block.
In order to do so, use the
Zooms
section of the
Navigation
panel:
1.
In the
From Block
list of values, select the block from which you want to
enable the zoom. The list of values (LOVs) presents all of the blocks for the
target form that you have captured through the use of the Event Tracker.
2.
In the
To Function
list of values, select the user function name that
corresponds to the form for which you are creating a link.
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