Free 1z0-151 – Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g: Build Applications with Oracle Forms Practice Test Question

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  PL/SQL variables

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  Form items

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  global variables

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  system variables

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  parameters
  
  

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  forms Builder runtime preferences

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  the UI_ICON setting in the operating system

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  the iconpath setting in the Forms registry file

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  the UI_ICOM_EXTENSION setting in the operating system

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  the iconextension setting in the Forms registry file

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  the FORMS_PATH setting in the Forms environment file

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  the classpath setting in the operating system
  
  

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  initial Value property

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  User input

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  When-Button-Pressed trigger

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  Calculation

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  Executing a query
  
  

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  moving the forms executable files from the development machine to the middle-tier machine

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  compiling the Forms modules on the middle tier machine

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  creating a menu module for the application

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  compiling the Forms modules on the development machine

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  moving the Forms source files from the development machine to the middle tier machine

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  creating a Forms PL/SQL library file to contain the application logic

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  installing forms Builder on the middle-tier machine
  
  

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  $$DBDATE$$

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  :Orders.Order_Date + 3

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  SYSDATE

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  :GLOBAL.SHIP_DATE

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  :PARAMETER.SHIP

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  ORDER_ITEMS_SEQ
  
  

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  multiple content canvases that display in the same window

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  one content canvas that displays in multiple windows

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  multiple content canvases that display in multiple windows

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  multiple forms, because you cannot have multiple content canvases in the same form that are visible simultaneously
  
  

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  Copying Object1

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  Subclassing Object1

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  Creating a property class from Object1

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  Putting Object1 in an Object library

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  Referencing Object1 in a PL/SQL library
  
  

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  It is designed for reuse.

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  It typically includes hard-coded object names.

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  It is more difficult to maintain.

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  It is more difficult to write, so it decreases developer productivity.

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  It is specific to a particular module.
  
  

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  The record is posted to the database but not committed. The form redisplays the record with an error message so that the user can correct the data. Navigation to another record cannot occur until the correct data is committed or the new record is deleted. If the user exits the form without correcting the entry, a database rollback is performed.

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  The record is committed to the database. The form redisplays the record with an error message so that the user can correct the data. The user is unable to exit the form or move to another record until the correct data is committed of the new record is deleted.

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  A database rollback is performed. The form redisplays the record with an error message so that the user can correct the entry. The user is able to navigate to another record or exit the form.

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  A database rollback is performed. The form redisplays the record with an error message so that an correct the entry. Navigation to another record cannot occur until the correct data is committed or the record is deleted.

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  The record is committed to the database. The form redisplays the record with a warning in case the user would like to correct the entry. The user is able to navigate to another record or exit the form.
  
  

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  Change all occurrences of :SYSTEM.cursor_block to :SYSTEM.trigger_block.

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  Use system variables in the GO_BLOCK statements.

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  Change the block names to uppercase in the GO_BLOCK statements.

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  Change the block names to uppercase in the condition (IF ...THEN) statements.

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  instead of naming the block to navigate to, replace the GO_BLOCK built-in with NEXT_BLOCK

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  Move the code to a PL/SQL program unit.