| OPEN_FORM and CALL_FORM [message #422352] |
Tue, 15 September 2009 13:15  |
registereduser
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Registered: June 2008
Location: Toronto
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Consider the following scenario:
In a multiform application, the user started in FormA.
1. From FormA, the user invoked FormB using CALL_FORM.
2. From FormB, the user invoked FormC using OPEN_FORM.
3. From FormC, the user invoked FormD using OPEN_FORM.
4. From FormB, the user invoked FormE using CALL_FORM.
There is an additional form in the application, called FormF. Which statement is true?
A. FormF can be invoked from FormC using CALL_FORM.
B. FormF can be invoked from FormA using OPEN_FORM.
C. FormF can be invoked from FormD using CALL_FORM.
D. FormF can be invoked from FormE using CALL_FORM.
E. FormF can be invoked from FormB using OPEN_FORM.
Answer: D
I don't know why. Could anyone help me?
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| Re: OPEN_FORM and CALL_FORM [message #423076 is a reply to message #422352] |
Tue, 22 September 2009 01:01  |
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djmartin
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Registered: March 2005
Location: Surges Bay TAS Australia
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I would have expected A, C, and D to be correct. However, I have NEVER set up an application of this configuration. Perhaps the forms C and D become 'blocked' when control is passed from B to E and now only form E is active. As I said, I have never given my users such a potentially confusing structure. Give it a go. Create five forms and see what happens, then get back to us.
David
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