1z0-151 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

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The text items (Field1, Field2, and Field3) and the button (Check_Values) are in the CONTROL block. The Mouse Navigate property of the button has been set to No.
The following code as been written in a When-Button-Pressed trigger on the Check_Values button:
MESSAGE(:field1| | ' - ' | | :SYSTEM.cursor_item | |
' - ' | | :SYSTEM.trigger_item);
With the focus in Field1 and the values 1, 2, and 3 in the text items, what message will be displayed when the button is clicked.

• A.Field1 -1 - Check Values
• B.:field1 - :SYSTEM.cursor_item - :SYSTEM.trigger_item
• C.1 -field1 -Check Values
• D.1 -2 -3
• E.-4
• F.1 - CONTROL.FIELD1 - CONTROL.CHECK_VALUES
• G.1 - CONTROL.FIELD1 - CONTROL.FIELD1

You have written a When-Validate-Item trigger. You want this trigger to fire even if the form is in Enter-Query mode. What must you do to achieve this?

• A.You do not need to do anything, because the default for the When Validate Item trigger is to fire in Enter-Query mode.
• B.You cannot achieve this, because the When-Validate-Item trigger cannot be set to fire in Enter-Query mode.
• C.Use the following code at the start of the When Validate Item trigger:
  :SYSTEM.mode := 'NORMAL';
• D.Set the Fire in Enter Query Mode property of the When-Validate-Item trigger.
• E.Use the following code at the start of the When Validate-Item trigger:
  :SYSTEM.mode := 'ENTER-QUERY';

You want to display fields of a form module on multiple layouts that are visible simultaneously, what can enable you to achieve this?

• A.multiple content canvases that display in multiple windows
• B.one content canvas that displays in multiple windows
• C.multiple forms, because you cannot have multiple content canvases in the same form that are visible simultaneously
• D.multiple content canvases that display in the same window

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You have defined the window, canvas, and text items shown in the Exhibit. What happens when click Run Form?

• A.The form runs with the cursor initially in TEXT_ITEM9.
• B.The form runs with the cursor initially in TEXT_ITEM8.
• C.The form does not compile until you move TEXT_ITEM8.
• D.The form does not compile until you move TEXT_ITEM10.

In the Orders form, users often have a need to return to the first record. Because there are many employee records, it may take a long time for them to scroll up to the first record, so you create a button with the label First Record.
When users click the first Record button, you want to display your own custom message instead of the system message "FRM-40100: At first record." The system message should be displayed in other cases when users attempt to scroll above the first record.
You code the following When-Button-Pressed trigger:
:SYSTEM.mesage_level := '5'
UP;
WHILE FORM_SUCCESS LOOP
UP;
END LOOP;
MESSAGE ('This is the first Order');
The button works perfectly to return to the first record and display your custom message instead of the system message. However, users report that as they continue to use the form after clicking the button, no longer see other helpful messages. For example, the message "FRM 40102: Record must be entered or deleted first" no longer appears when they attempt to scroll past the last record.
How can you resolve this Issue so that all system messages continue to be displayed after the trigger code runs?

• A.instead of setting the system message level to 5 in the code, set it to 25.
• B.instead of setting the system message level to 5 in the code, set it to 50.
• C.Set the system message level in a When-New-Form-Instance trigger, so that all system messages appear except when in the scope of the trigger.
• D.Add a line of code just after the end of the loop to reset the system message level.
• E.Add the line of code just before the end of the loop to reset the system message level.
• F.Instead of setting the system message level in the When-Button-Pressed trigger, use an On-Error trigger to customize the message.