I have two tables, HELP_PROBLEMS and HELP_SOLUTIONS.
HELP_PROBLEMS has a number of different fields, including PROBLEM_ID, SOLUTION_ID, PROBLEM_DESC etc.
HELP_SOLUTIONS has just SOLUTION_ID and SOLUTION_DESC.
I’m trying to build form that when you view the edit form of a problem, you can add the solution in a form below it.
In my mind, when I hit the button Add Solution (submit), it creates the new row in HELP_SOLUTIONS, and adds the SOLUTION_ID to the current row in HELP_PROBLEMS. (and update a few other things but trying to keep this as basic as possible).
Is this at all possible? I thought the ‘master form’ might work but I couldn’t seem to sort it out as planned.
Thanks,
C.
You can create a pl/sql block that inserts a value in two different tables.
create a page process and select pl/sql
then try something like
begin
–insert into help_problems
–insert into help_solutions
end;