Using Find_Alert and Show_Alert in Oracle Forms

Show_alert is used to display model window messages in Oracle Forms and Find_alert searches the list of valid alerts in Form Builder, when the given alert is located, the subprogram returns an alert ID. You must return the ID to an appropriately typed variable, define the variable with a type of Alert.

Example

Show a user-warning alert. If the user presses the OK button, then make REALLY sure they want to continue with another alert.

See also: Display Modal Window Messages Using Alerts
 http://www.foxinfotech.in/2015/02/using-single-alert-for-messages-and-confirmation-messages.html

Declare

   al_id       alert;

   al_button   NUMBER;

BEGIN

   al_id := FIND_ALERT ('user_warning');

 

   IF ID_NULL (al_id)

   THEN

      MESSAGE ('user_warning alert does NOT exist');

      RAISE form_trigger_failure;

   ELSE

      /*

      ** Show the warning alert

      */

      al_button := SHOW_ALERT (al_id);

 

      /*

      If user pressed OK (button 1) then bring up another alert to confirm -- button mappings are specified in the alert design

      */

      IF al_button = alert_button1

      THEN

         al_id := FIND_ALERT ('are_you_sure');

 

         IF ID_NULL (al_id)

         THEN

            MESSAGE ('the alert NAMED:are you sure ? does NOT exist');

            RAISE form_trigger_failure;

         ELSE

            al_button := SHOW_ALERT (al_id);

 

            IF al_button = alert_button2

            THEN

               -- do some task

               erase_all_employee_records;

            END IF;

         END IF;

      END IF;

   END IF;

END;

 

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Show_Alert and Find_Alert in Oracle Forms

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Mar 22

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