Oracle
1Z0-141 · Question #28
A user has requested a change to the Summit.fmb module. The form has two windows, DEPT_WIN and EMP_WIN. DEPT_WIN is always visible to the user. However, EMP_WIN is only occasionally required to be…
The correct answer is E. Define EMP_WIN as a modeless window and set the Hide on Exit property to Yes. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A user has requested a change to the Summit.fmb module. The form has two windows, DEPT_WIN and EMP_WIN. DEPT_WIN is always visible to the user. However, EMP_WIN is only occasionally required to be open. The user complains that once EMP_WIN is open, it is not possible to make the window invisible. The user can navigate between the open windows. You are asked not to write code to close EMP_WIN explicitly. What changes should you make to the Summit form?
Options
- ADefine EMP_WIN as a modal window and set the Hide on Exit property to No.
- BDefine EMP_WIN as a modal window and set the Hide on Exit property to Yes.
- CDefine EMP_WIN as a modal window and set the Close Allowed property to Yes.
- DDefine EMP_WIN as a modeless window and set the Hide on Exit property to No.
- EDefine EMP_WIN as a modeless window and set the Hide on Exit property to Yes.
- FDefine EMP_WIN as a modeless window and set the Close Allowed property to Yes.
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- C6% (1)
- E76% (13)
- F6% (1)
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