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hard coding application server ip in oracle forms [message #449810]

Thu, 01 April 2010 02:08

coolyogi4u
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Registered: September 2008

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Is it possible to hard code application server ip in oracle forms
using plsql code. I am trying to open one form in my application but its giving me error as no data found. the application is using windows authentication. Unfortunately i dont have access to source code of the forms.But i think there might be a possiblitity that application server/ db server ip might have hard coded in that forms so its may not be pointing to actual app server/db server.

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Re: hard coding application server ip in oracle forms [message #449816 is a reply to message #449810]

Thu, 01 April 2010 02:35

Littlefoot
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Registered: June 2005
Location: Croatia, Europe

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SET_BLOCK_PROPERTY can change data block's DML data source using DML_DATA_TARGET_NAME property.

LOGON built-in performs logon processing.

However, perhaps there's really no data there ... did you check the database itself (querying via SQL*Plus)?

Moreover, where and when does this error appear? What can you see in Help - Display Error?

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Re: hard coding application server ip in oracle forms [message #449881 is a reply to message #449810]

Thu, 01 April 2010 17:11

gregor
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Registered: March 2010
Location: Germany

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Hi coolyogi4u,

when you get an "no data found"
it is possible that you have an connection to a
database :
- can you check the Last queries with Oracle_enterprise-mgr. or
TOAD

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