In the Orders form, you create a button in the CONTROL block to send the input focus to the INVENTORIES block and cause it to be queried. You write this code in a When-Button-Pressed trigger:

GO_BLOCK('Inventories'); EXECUTE_QUERY; What happens when you test the form?

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In the Orders form, you create a button in the CONTROL block to send the input focus to the INVENTORIES block and cause it to be queried. You write this code in a When-Button-Pressed trigger:

GO_BLOCK('Inventories'); EXECUTE_QUERY; What happens when you test the form?

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C. The form compiles and runs as required. Focus moves to the INVENTORIES block, and it is

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A. The form will not compile because the block name must be uppercase.

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B. The form compiles, but clicking the button causes a Navigation Trap to be encountered.

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D. The form compiles and focus moves to the INVENTORIES block. But because the internal

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E. The form compiles, but clicking the button causes an error message to appear. GO_BLOCK()

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F. The form compiles, but clicking the button leaves the focus in the original block, which is then

In the Orders form, you create a button in the CONTROL block to send the input focus to the INVENTORIES block and cause it to be queried. You write this code in a When-Button-Pressed trigger…

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