Oracle forms Lesson 15 debuging triggers

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The document discusses debugging triggers and PL/SQL code using the Forms Builder debugger. It describes the components of the Debug Console including panels to view the call stack, variables, form values, packages, and breakpoints. It explains how to run a form in debug mode, set breakpoints in client and stored code, and step through code using buttons. The debugger allows monitoring and debugging triggers by compiling code, displaying debug messages, and invoking the PL/SQL debugger.

Objectives After completing this lesson, you should be able to do the following: Describe the components of the Debug Console Use the Run Form Debug button to run a form module in debug mode Debug PL/SQL code

The Debugging Process Monitor and debug triggers by: Compiling and correcting errors in the PL/SQL Editor Displaying debug messages at run time Invoking the PL/SQL Debugger

The Debug Console Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints Dock/ Undock Click bar for Pop-up Menu

The Debug Console: Stack Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

The Debug Console: Variables Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints Read-only: Modifiable:

The Debug Console: Watch Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

The Debug Console: Form Values Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

The Debug Console: PL/SQL Packages Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

The Debug Console: Global/System Variables Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values Loaded PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

The Debug Console: Breakpoints Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values Loaded PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

The Debug Console Stack Variables Watch Form Values Loaded PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

Setting Breakpoints in Client Code Breakpoints: Suspend form execution Return control to the debugger Remain in effect for the Forms Builder session May be enabled and disabled Are set in the PL/SQL Editor on executable lines of code Before setting breakpoint: After setting breakpoint:

Setting Breakpoints in Stored Code Can set on stored program units: Expand Database Objects node Expand <schema> node Expand PL/SQL Stored Program Units node Double-click program unit Set breakpoint in PL/SQL Editor Cannot set on database triggers or stored PL/SQL libraries Compile with debug information

Debugging Tips Connect to the database for SQL compilation. The line that fails is not always responsible. Watch for missing semicolons and quotation marks. Define triggers at the correct level. Place triggers where the event will happen.

Running a Form in Debug Mode Run Form Debug Contains source code and executable run file .FMX (Compiles automatically) (Runs automatically) Runs Form in Debug Mode on Server specified in Runtime Preferences

Stepping Through Code Step over Step out Stop GO Step into Pause

Debug Example … calls... The results are: ?? WHEN-BUTTON- PRESSED 1 Procedure XYZ; Function ABC; 2 3 4 5 Debug Example

Summary In this lesson, you should have learned that: The Debug Console consists of panes to view the call stack, program variables, a user-defined watch list, Form values, loaded PL/SQL packages, global and system variables, and breakpoints You use the Run Debug button to run a form module in debug mode within Forms Builder You can set breakpoints in the PL/SQL Editor by double-clicking to the left of an executable line of code The debug buttons in the Forms Builder toolbar enable you to step through code in various ways

Practice 15 Overview This practice covers the following topics: Running a form in debug mode from Forms Builder Setting breakpoints Stepping through code Viewing variable values while form is running

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1. Debugging Triggers

2. Objectives After completing this lesson, you should be able to do the following: Describe the components of the Debug Console Use the Run Form Debug button to run a form module in debug mode Debug PL/SQL code

3. The Debugging Process Monitor and debug triggers by: Compiling and correcting errors in the PL/SQL Editor Displaying debug messages at run time Invoking the PL/SQL Debugger

4. The Debug Console Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints Dock/ Undock Click bar for Pop-up Menu

5. The Debug Console: Stack Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

6. The Debug Console: Variables Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints Read-only: Modifiable:

7. The Debug Console: Watch Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

8. The Debug Console: Form Values Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

9. The Debug Console: PL/SQL Packages Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

10. The Debug Console: Global/System Variables Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values Loaded PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

11. The Debug Console: Breakpoints Panel Stack Variables Watch Form Values Loaded PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

12. The Debug Console Stack Variables Watch Form Values Loaded PL/SQL Packages Global and System Variables Breakpoints

13. Setting Breakpoints in Client Code Breakpoints: Suspend form execution Return control to the debugger Remain in effect for the Forms Builder session May be enabled and disabled Are set in the PL/SQL Editor on executable lines of code Before setting breakpoint: After setting breakpoint:

14. Setting Breakpoints in Stored Code Can set on stored program units: Expand Database Objects node Expand <schema> node Expand PL/SQL Stored Program Units node Double-click program unit Set breakpoint in PL/SQL Editor Cannot set on database triggers or stored PL/SQL libraries Compile with debug information

15. Debugging Tips Connect to the database for SQL compilation. The line that fails is not always responsible. Watch for missing semicolons and quotation marks. Define triggers at the correct level. Place triggers where the event will happen.

16. Running a Form in Debug Mode Run Form Debug Contains source code and executable run file .FMX (Compiles automatically) (Runs automatically) Runs Form in Debug Mode on Server specified in Runtime Preferences

17. Stepping Through Code Step over Step out Stop GO Step into Pause

18. Debug Example … calls... The results are: ?? WHEN-BUTTON- PRESSED 1 Procedure XYZ; Function ABC; 2 3 4 5 Debug Example

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20. Summary In this lesson, you should have learned that: The Debug Console consists of panes to view the call stack, program variables, a user-defined watch list, Form values, loaded PL/SQL packages, global and system variables, and breakpoints You use the Run Debug button to run a form module in debug mode within Forms Builder You can set breakpoints in the PL/SQL Editor by double-clicking to the left of an executable line of code The debug buttons in the Forms Builder toolbar enable you to step through code in various ways

21. Practice 15 Overview This practice covers the following topics: Running a form in debug mode from Forms Builder Setting breakpoints Stepping through code Viewing variable values while form is running

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