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Oracle E-Business Suite R12 Core Development and Extension Cookbook

1. Creating Concurrent Programs

2. Oracle Forms

3. Advanced Oracle Forms

Introduction

Installing the database objects

Using messages from the message dictionary

Creating tabs within a form

Creating program units

Adding lookups, date fields, and lists

Controlling menu items

Creating pop-up menu items

Adding flexfields to forms

Adding flexfield items to a table

Registering a table within EBS

Viewing the table registration in EBS

Registering a Descriptive Flexfield

Enabling a flexfield value

Adding a flexfield item to a form

Creating triggers for flexfield events

Adding a zoom using the CUSTOM library

Adding a spreadtable to a form

Capturing events for a spreadtable

4. Forms Personalization

5. Workflow

6. Utilities

Viewing the table registration in EBS

We have run the script and now we can check to see that the table has been registered in EBS.

How to do it...

To check that the table has been registered in EBS, perform the following steps:

Log in to Oracle with the Application Developer responsibility.
Navigate to Database | Table and the Messages window will open:

How it works...

We can see that the table has been registered within Oracle as expected and the database fields will now be available in the list of values when we create the DFF attributes.

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