Answer
Responsibility: System Administrator
1 – Ensure to set system profile ‘Hide Diagnostics menu entry’ to ‘No’ and ‘Utilities: Diagnostics’ to ‘Yes’ at the user level.
2 – Open the Users form. (N) Security > User > Define.
3 – This is the basic Users form
as shown here:
Oracle Basic Users Form
4 – From the menu, select (M) Help > Diagnostics > Custom Code > Personalize.
5 – If some Rules are already defined in the Users form, you will see them this window (as in this example).
6 – Add a new Rule by selecting (M) File > New.
7 – This is the Form Personalization
form and it’s Rules already defined. We will be adding seq. 40.
Oracle Form Personalization (Users)
A – Rules Seq.: 40
B – Description: Hide Person, Customer and Fax fields
C – Trigger Event: WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE
D – Context or Scope: Set at User level and enter your user in the Value field
E – Select the Actions tab. This
is the Actions tab of Rule seq. 40
Oracle Form Personalization (Users) Actions tab
F – Action Seq.: 1
G – Type: Property
H – Object Type: Item
I – Select the Select By Text button
Oracle Form Personalization (Users) Actions tab Select by text button
J – Select the Person (Users) item from the LOV
K – Property Name: DISPLAYED
L – Value: False
M – Save your work
N – When you are done, it should
look like this:
Oracle Form Personalization (Users) Actions tab Actions seq. 1 final
O – Repeat Steps F to L for the
Customer and Fax items. Save all of your work. It should now look like
this:
Oracle Form Personalization (Users) Actions tab Actions all seq. final
P – Close the Form Personalization
form, close the User form and reopen it. Your User form should now look
like this: Notice that the User, Customer and Fax fields are no longer
displayed.
Oracle Form Personalization (Users) Final
