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Topics:  Hands-On 10: Drill Down or Push Button report

You have done so good and your client asks you to create a drill down report on the company’s stock information so they get more detailed information about that company’s shares holders.  Your report should have push button to call company’s shares holder from the previous Hands-On 09.  The report should show for the security shown on the screen all customers of that security, the amount of their position, and the total number of shares held.

You will learn how to:  use push button to execute another report, use or pass parameter, use the “select parent frame” icon, use or open objects property, compile report, use the boilerplate, write and compile PL/SQL trigger, use “runtime pre-viewer.”

 

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Open report number 2 (stock history).

 

Save it as report number 8.

Run the report.

 

Navigate through the report.

Here, add a push button to list the company's shares holders.

Click on the "layout model" icon.

 

Click on the company item, and click on the "Parent Frame" icon until the handlers do not change.

Drag the handler to make more space.

 

Click again on the company item, and click once on the "Parent Frame" icon.

Then drag the handler.

 

Click on the push button icon and move the cross cursor to the “layout editor” and click and drag to make a push button.

Right click on it and open its property.

 

Type “Customer's list” on the text box.

Change the “type” property to "pl/sql” and then double click on the “pl/sql” trigger.

 

Write a code to call report number 8 (customers list).

The binding variable is used to pass the company symbol as a parameter.

Write all the exception.

Compile the trigger.

Successfully compiled.

Close the window.

Close the property palette.

Close the “Layout Model” window.

 

Remove report 7, since we don’t need it.

Open report 8 -- customers list.

Compile the report just to make sure the executable code is created.

 

Then remove the report.

 

Run the new report.

To test the push button, you should use the "runtime pre-viewer” option.

 

Click on "customer's list" to run the report.

 

Navigate through the report pages and then click on the customer's list to see the company's shares holders.

 

After the testing was done, close the windows and save the changes.

 

Now, you should practice this over and over, until you become a master at it.

 

Good Luck!

 

 
 
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