1Z0-141 · Question #106
In the Orders form you define five LOVs, and you create one button to be used to display any of the LOVs. The button is enabled only when the user navigates to a field with an attached LOV. If the…
The correct answer is A. Use the List_Values(RESTRICT) built-in, and set the Mouse Navigate property value to NO. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
In the Orders form you define five LOVs, and you create one button to be used to display any of the LOVs. The button is enabled only when the user navigates to a field with an attached LOV. If the user supplies only part of the required input data, the LOVs use that input as search criteria to automatically reduce the LOV contents. If the LOVs hold only one value that can possibly match user-supplied input, then the LOVs auto-complete the input field and are not displayed. Which built-in and properties should you use to display the LOVs?
Options
- AUse the List_Values(RESTRICT) built-in, and set the Mouse Navigate property value to NO.
- BUse the List_Values(RESTRICT) built-in, and set the Mouse Navigate property value to YES.
- CUse the List_Values(NO_RESTRICT) built-in, and set the Mouse Navigate property value to NO.
- DUse the List_Values(NO_RESTRICT) built-in, and set the Mouse Navigate property value to YES.
- EUse the Show_LOV built-in, and set the Mouse Navigate property value to YES.
- FUse the Show_LOV built-in, and set the Mouse Navigate property value to NO.
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- B4% (1)
- D8% (2)
- E16% (4)
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