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Create table with two columns (username , password )

CREATE TABLE PASSWORD
(USER_ID    NUMBER(3)  CONSTRAINT  PASSWORD_USER_ID_PK PRIMARY KEY,
 PASSWORD VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL);
INSERT INTO PASSWORD (USER_ID,PASSWORD)
VALUES (1,100);
INSERT INTO PASSWORD (USER_ID,PASSWORD)
VALUES (2,200);

Second:

Create Forms Look Like the Following :

Third :

You have two way to check Username, password :

Using Trigger in When_button_presses

BEGIN
SELECT USER_ID
INTO   :GLOBAL.USER_ID
FROM   PASSWORD
WHERE  USER_ID = :LOGIN.TI_USER_ID
AND    PASSWORD= :LOGIN.TI_PASSWORD;
GO_BLOCK(‘PASSWORD’);
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
:GLOBAL.COUNT := :GLOBAL.COUNT + 1;
IF :GLOBAL.COUNT = 1 THEN
MESSAGE(‘wrong’);
MESSAGE(‘wrong’);
ELSIF
:GLOBAL.COUNT = 2 THEN
MESSAGE(‘wrong’);
MESSAGE(‘wrong’);
ELSIF
:GLOBAL.COUNT = 3 THEN
EXIT_FORM;
END IF;
END;

there’s million way to do this . this is the easy one

you Can Create procedure inside Program_unit Name it Vaildation_pass.





But Inside When_button_pressed Write procedure name .

 

 Vaildation_pass

PROCEDURE VALIDATION_PASS IS
BEGIN
SELECT USER_ID
INTO   :GLOBAL.USER_ID
FROM   PASSWORD
WHERE  USER_ID = :LOGIN.TI_USER_ID
AND    PASSWORD= :LOGIN.TI_PASSWORD;
GO_BLOCK(‘PASSWORD’);
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
:GLOBAL.COUNT := :GLOBAL.COUNT + 1;
IF :GLOBAL.COUNT = 1 THEN
MESSAGE(wrong’);
MESSAGE(wrong’);
ELSIF
:GLOBAL.COUNT = 2 THEN
MESSAGE(wrong’);

MESSAGE(wrong’);
ELSIF
:GLOBAL.COUNT = 3 THEN
EXIT_FORM;
END IF;
END;

Notice that above code contain global_variable So We need to add Trigger (form_level)/When_new_forms_instance.

Inside this trigger add  :GLOBAL.COUNT = 0

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