Oracle
1Z0-141 · Question #136
An Order Entry form that you are developing contains several blocks. The first is a control block where you create buttons to perform certain actions. One button, which is mouse and keyboard…
The correct answer is C. GO_BLOCK('Customers'). See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An Order Entry form that you are developing contains several blocks. The first is a control block where you create buttons to perform certain actions. One button, which is mouse and keyboard navigable, contains code to navigate to and perform queries in multiple blocks in the form:
GO_BLOCK('Customers'); EXECUTE_QUERY; GO_BLOCK('Orders'); EXECUTE_QUERY; GO_BLOCK('Items'); EXECUTE_QUERY; You do not want trigger processing to continue if there is any type of error in navigating to the Customers block. How should you modify the code?
Options
- AGO_BLOCK('Customers');
- BGO_BLOCK('Customers');
- CGO_BLOCK('Customers');
- DGO_BLOCK('Customers');
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