Problem : “FRM:40501: ORACLE ERROR : Unable to reserve record for update or delete”
I have written in the following code in custom.pll —
BEGIN
If (form_name = ‘OKEKAUWB’) Then
If (event_name = ‘WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE’) Then
If (block_name = ‘K_HEADER’) Then
— fnd_message.set_string(‘Change Request Status: ‘||l_chg_req_num||’ ‘||g_chg_status);
— fnd_message.show;
BEGIN
l_contract_id := To_Number(Name_In(‘K_HEADER.K_HEADER_ID’));
l_contract_vers := To_Number(Name_In(‘K_HEADER.MAJOR_VERSION’));
l_last_form := To_Number(name_in(‘system.last_form’));
SELECT ocr.chg_request_num, ocr.chg_status_code
INTO l_chg_req_num, l_chg_status
FROM OKE.oke_chg_requests ocr
WHERE ocr.k_header_id = l_contract_id
AND ocr.chg_status_code = ‘IN PROGRESS’
FOR UPDATE of ocr.chg_status_code NOWAIT;
fnd_message.set_string(‘chg_request_num ->’||l_chg_req_num);
fnd_message.show;
If ( l_chg_req_num IS NOT NULL AND l_chg_status = ‘IN PROGRESS’) Then
set_item_property(‘K_HEADER.K_VALUE’,ENABLED,PROPERTY_FALSE);
fnd_message.set_string(‘Contract Value has been Disabled’);
fnd_message.show;
Else
set_item_property(‘K_HEADER.K_VALUE’,ENABLED,PROPERTY_TRUE);
fnd_message.set_string(‘Contract Value has been Enabled’);
fnd_message.show;
End If;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
FND_MESSAGE.SET_STRING(‘SQLMSG: ‘||SQLERRM );
FND_MESSAGE.SHOW;
RAISE FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE;
END;
End If;
End If;
End If;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
FND_MESSAGE.SET_STRING(‘SQLMSG: ‘||SQLERRM );
FND_MESSAGE.SHOW;
RAISE FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE;
END; — WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE
I am trying to update the same record on a standard Oracle APPS form called (OKECHGRQ) which is based on the table ( OKE.oke_chg_requests) which changes CHG_STATUS_CODE to “AMENDED”, When I click button labelled “CHG STATUS”, I am getting the Error “FRM:40501: Unable to reserve record for update or delete” .
I would greatly appreciate your quick response asap.
Thanks!!
Solution: “FRM:40501: ORACLE ERROR : Unable to reserve record for update or delete”
Do you need this line in your query:
“FOR UPDATE of ocr.chg_status_code NOWAIT”?
I agree with nav_kum_v, there is no update in this procedure, so your question is somewhat confusing.
I am not familiar with Oracle Apps, but I am very familiar with Oracle Forms. In Oracle Forms, this message usually means that another user or process has locked or changed the record, so it must be re-queried before this form can lock it.
