Oracle® Application Server Forms Services Deployment Guide
10g Release 2 (10.1.2) B14032-03 |
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Table 8-2, "List of Traceable Events" lists the events that can be defined for tracing. In future releases of Forms, more events will be added to this list.
Event types are as follows:
Point event: An event that happens in Oracle Forms as the result of a user action or internal signal for which there is no discernible duration, for example, displaying an error message on the status line. Each instance of this event type creates one entry in the log file.
Duration event: An event with a start and end, for example, a trigger. Each instance of this event type creates a pair of entries in the log file (a start and end event).
Built-in event: An event associated with a built-in. Each instance of this event type creates a greater quantity of information about the event (for example, argument values).
Table 8-2 List of Traceable Events
Event Number | Definition | Type |
---|---|---|
0 |
Abnormal Error |
point |
1 |
Error during open form |
point |
2 |
Forms Died Error |
point |
3 |
Error messages on the status bar |
point |
4-31 |
Reserved |
NA |
32 |
Startup |
point |
33 |
Menu |
point |
34 |
Key |
point |
35 |
Click |
point |
36 |
Double-click |
point |
37 |
Value |
point |
38 |
Scroll |
point |
39 |
LOV Selection |
point |
40 |
not used |
not used |
41 |
Window Close |
point |
42 |
Window Activate |
point |
43 |
Window Deactivate |
point |
44 |
Window Resize |
point |
45 |
Tab Page |
point |
46 |
Timer |
point |
47 |
Reserved for future use |
NA |
48 |
Reserved for future use |
NA |
49-63 |
Reserved |
NA |
64 |
Form (Start & End) |
duration |
65 |
Procedure (Start & End). Available in a future release. |
duration |
66 |
Trigger (Start & End). |
duration |
67 |
LOV (Start & End) |
duration |
68 |
Opening a Editor |
point |
69 |
Canvas |
point |
70 |
Alert |
duration |
71 |
GetFile |
point |
72-95 |
Reserved |
NA |
96 |
Builtin (Start & End) |
builtin |
97 |
User Exit (Start & End) |
duration |
98 |
SQL (Start & End) |
duration |
99 |
MenuCreate (Start & End) |
duration |
100 |
PLSQL (Start & End). Available in a future release. |
duration |
101 |
Execute Query |
duration |
102-127 |
Reserved |
NA |
128 |
Client Connect |
point |
129 |
Client Handshake |
point |
130 |
Heartbeat |
point |
131 |
HTTP Reconnect |
point |
132 |
Socket (Start & End) |
duration |
133 |
HTTP (Start & End) |
duration |
134 |
SSL (Start & End) |
duration |
135 |
DB Processing (Start & End) |
duration |
136 |
DB Logon (Start & End) |
duration |
137 |
DB Logoff (Start & End) |
duration |
138-159 |
Reserved |
NA |
160-191 |
Reserved |
NA |
192* |
Environment Dump |
N/A |
193* |
State Delta |
N/A |
194* |
Builtin Arguments |
N/A |
195* |
UserExit Arguments |
N/A |
196* |
Procedure Arguments. Available in a future release. |
N/A |
197* |
Function Arguments. Available in a future release. |
N/A |
256 and higher |
User defined |
NA |
1024 an higher |
Reserved for internal use |
NA |
* These event numbers do not have a TYPE because they are not really events, but rather details for events. For example, the State Delta is something you can choose to see - it is triggered by a real action or event.
The following tables list event details that can be defined for tracing:
Table 8-3 User Action Event Details
Action | Details | Number |
---|---|---|
Menu Selection |
Menu Name, Selection |
33 |
Key |
Key Pressed, Form, Block, Item |
34 |
Click |
Mouse/Key, Form, Block, Item |
35 |
DoubleClick |
Form, Block, Item |
36 |
Value |
Form, Block, Item |
37 |
Scroll |
Form, Up, Down, Page, Row |
38 |
LOV Selection |
LOV Name, Selection Item |
39 |
Alert |
AlertName, Selection |
40 |
Tab |
Form |
45 |
Window Activate, Deactivate,Close, Resize |
WindowName, FormName, Size |
41,42,43,44 |
Table 8-4 Forms Services Event Details
Event Name | Details | Number |
---|---|---|
Form |
Form ID, Name, Path, Attached Libraries, Attached Menus |
64 |
Procedure |
Procedure Name, FormID. Available in a future release. |
65 |
Trigger |
TriggerName, FormName, BlockName, ItemName, FormID |
66 |
LOV |
LOV name, FormId |
67 |
Editor |
FormId , Editor Name |
68 |
Canvas |
FormId , Canvas Name |
69 |
Table 8-6 Three-Tier Event Details
Event Name | Details | Number |
---|---|---|
Client Connect |
Timestamp |
128 |
Client Handshake |
Timestamp |
129 |
Heartbeat |
Timestamp |
130 |
HTTP Reconnect |
NA |
131 |
Socket |
FormId, Packets, Bytes |
132 |
HTTP |
FormId, Packets, Bytes |
133 |
HTTPS |
FormId, Packets, Bytes |
134 |
DB Processing |
FormId, Statement |
135 |
DB Logon |
FormId |
136 |
DB Logoff |
FormId |
137 |
Table 8-7 Miscellaneous Event Details
Event Name | Details | Number |
---|---|---|
Environment Dump |
Selected environment information |
192 |
State Delta |
Changes to internal state caused by last action/event |
193 |
Builtin Args |
Argument values to a builtin |
194 |
Userexit args |
Arguments passed to a userexit |
195 |
Procedure Args |
Arguments (in|out) passed to a procedure. Available in a future release. |
196 |
Function Args |
Arguments (in|out) passed to a function. Available in a future release. |
197 |