| function key not working.. [message #177293] |
Tue, 13 June 2006 23:03  |
sandhyak
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Registered: June 2006
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Hi,
We are upgrading from oracle 4.5 to 6i. In forms 4.5, we were using escape+m to select the menu. Forms 6i help ( ctrl+F) shows that F14 is the key for selecting menu. How do we use F14 for selecting the menu? I tried shift+F4 ..but it is not working.
Please help.
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| Re: function key not working.. [message #177977 is a reply to message #177664] |
Sun, 18 June 2006 21:07  |
sandhyak
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Thanks for the reply. I have tried shift+F2. But it is not working. I have also tried ctrl+F2, but even this doesn't seem to be working.
We use putty to telnet to our test machine. In this if I use shift+F4, menu gets selected. But if we use command prompt and telnet to our test machine, shift+F4 does not select menu.( not any of the combinations shift+F2 or ctrl+F2 or ctrl+F4 are not working)
We are exporting oraterm variable as ORATERM=vt220.
Is it an issue with terminal? But earlier(i,e in forms 4.5)
escape+m was working in both the cases( i,e telnet from putty and telnet from command prompt).
Is there any way by which I can override the default key and make it work with both the terminals?
Thanks.
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| Re: function key not working.. [message #178381 is a reply to message #178378] |
Tue, 20 June 2006 22:30 |
sandhyak
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ctrl+k shows the following short-cut keys in both the environments.F14 is shown as the key for Menu in both the environments.
Function Key
Cancel Ctrl+C
Clear PF1 k
Clear Block PF1 PF1 c
Clear Block PF1 PF1 C
Clear Field/Item F17
Clear Record F18
Count Matching Records PF3
Delete Delete
Delete Record Remove
Delete To Eol PF1 PF1 De
Display Error
Edit Esc E
Edit Esc e
Enter 1 OS Command PF1 PF1 O
Enter 1 OS Command PF1 PF1 o
Enter >1 OS Command PF1 O
Enter >1 OS Command PF1 o
Enter Query F11(Esc)
Execute Query F12
Exit PF4
Insert/Replace Ctrl+A
Keyboard Help Ctrl+K
Left LeftArrow
List of Values Find
Menu F14
Move EndLine PF1 PF1 RightA
Move StartLine PF1 PF1 LeftAr
Next Primary Key PF1 F10
Paste PF1 y
Pop-Up Menu PF1 PF1 F14
Previous Menu Esc F14
Print Ctrl+P
Reset Terminal PF1 Ctrl+R
Right RightArrow
Rotate Window Esc Esc F20
Scroll Down PF1 DownArrow
Scroll Up PF1 UpArrow
Select Text Select
Toggle Insert/Replace Ctrl+A
Toggle Query Mode Ctrl+T
User Defined Key 0 PF1 0
User Defined Key 1 PF1 1
User Defined Key 2 PF1 2
User Defined Key 3 PF1 3
User Defined Key 4 PF1 4
User Defined Key 5 PF1 5
User Defined Key 6 PF1 6
User Defined Key 7 PF1 7
User Defined Key 8 PF1 8
User Defined Key 9 PF1 9
Thanks.
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| Re: function key not working.. [message #178624 is a reply to message #178394] |
Wed, 21 June 2006 21:52 |
sandhyak
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Registered: June 2006
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Thanks for the reply. In forms 4.5 we used escape+m to select the menu, it worked in both the environments. I went through the link you sent. It is given that fmrusw.res needs to be changed through oracle terminal and "ot" is the executable.
We are using SUN OS ( version 5.6) and exporting ORATERM=vt220.Which is the frm*.res file I need to change to set the key mappings as in forms 4.5? Is it fmrcvt220.res or some other file? Which executable needs to be run for using oracle terminal?
Thanks.
Short-cut keys in forms 4.5:-
Function Key
Cancel Ctrl+C
Clear PF1 k
Clear Block PF1 PF1 c
Clear Block PF1 PF1 C
Clear Item Esc e
Clear Record PF1 n
Clear Record PF1 N
Close Window PF1 PF1 PF4
Count Query Hits K1
Delete Delete
Delete Backward Delete
Delete Backward BackSpace
Delete To Eol PF1 PF1 Del
Display Error PF1 PF2
Enter Query K6
Execute Query KC
Exit PF4
Help PF2
Left LeftArrow
List of Values Ctrl+L
Menu Esc m
Move EndLine PF1 PF1 RightArrow
Move StartLine PF1 PF1 LeftArrow
Move Window PF1 K5
Next Primary Key PF1 K7
Paste PF1 y
Previous Menu Esc PF4
Print Ctrl+P
Redefine Username/Password Ctrl+U
Refresh Ctrl+R
Reset Terminal PF1 Ctrl+R
Return Return
Right RightArrow
Rotate Window K3
Scroll Down PF1 DownArrow
Scroll Up PF1 UpArrow
Select Text K5
Show Keys Ctrl+K
Toggle Insert/Replace Ctrl+A
User Defined Key 0 PF1 0
User Defined Key 1 PF1 1
User Defined Key 2 PF1 2
User Defined Key 3 PF1 3
User Defined Key 4 PF1 4
User Defined Key 5 PF1 5
User Defined Key 6 PF1 6
User Defined Key 7 PF1 7
User Defined Key 8 PF1 8
User Defined Key 9 PF1 9
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