General Knowledge Exam Questions

This property determines the position of displayed data in the runtime environment.

A type of block that isn't directly associated with a database. It's used for items not related to database table columns.

A generic term for standard features that provide information during program execution.

This tool in the Forms Builder Layout Editor allows you to create a prompt for an item using any boilerplate text.

A series of buttons providing quick access to common commands.

This page style is designed to display multiple records at once.

This operation mode allows unrestricted queries and operations like inserting, updating, and deleting records.

The surface where visual objects, such as graphics and items, are arranged.

This method allows you to create a data block that's not directly connected to a database.

This property allows you to define a default order for records retrieved from a query.

Used to sort the result set of a query in ascending or descending order based on one or more columns.

A property used to hide characters the user types into text items, typically used for password fields.

A feature in the Property Palette that helps quickly locate a specific property by searching for its name.

Indicates that the property values have been changed from their default settings.

The toolbar icon used to connect to a database, requiring the user to input credentials.

A record property that specifies the maximum number of records displayed on the data block canvas.

The process of removing a data block from the object navigator by selecting the block and clicking the delete icon.

A deletion property allowing the deletion of a master record only if there are no corresponding detail records.

The name of the relation when the master block is 'orders' and the detail block is 'order_items'.

A component of Oracle Application Server responsible for deploying Forms applications to Java clients in a web environment.

The layer of a three-tier architecture where the user interface resides, typically a web browser, displaying and allowing interaction with the application.

The extension of a file for a form module in Oracle Forms, containing the form's design and structure.

The process of creating and delivering content that effectively utilizes the capabilities and characteristics of the specific medium chosen for distribution.

A type of form where data in a master block is related to data in a detail block, ensuring consistency between master and detail records.

A form interface object that allows users to display, input, or modify data values. It can be used for both querying and updating data.

A software infrastructure that uses multiple interconnected low-cost servers to distribute workloads and provide scalable computing power on demand.

A tool in Oracle Forms Builder that enables users to modify the appearance, behavior, and functionality of form objects.

Graphical objects in a form that allow users to interact with the data or controls. They are grouped into blocks and arranged on canvases.

A type of text item that allows users to display and enter multiple lines of text, expanding the input area vertically.

A set of properties that define the visual styles of objects in Oracle Forms, including font, pattern, and color.