Validation Type 'None' in Value Sets in Oracle Apps
Definition: You use a None type value set when you want to allow users to enter any value so
long as that value meets the value set formatting rules.
I have created a value set of Validation type "None".
As you can see i provided the format type "Number" and Validation Type "None" while creating the value set.
After the value set is created, i attached it to filed to demonstrate its functionality. According to functionality, filed should only allow Numeric values.
NOTE:
As you can see, when i tried to enter a Character value in the field, system thrown an error.
APP-FND-01260 Valid Character are 0-9
So when i entered the Numeric value, system did not throw any error.
So "None" Validation is applied successfully.
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I have created a value set of Validation type "None".
As you can see i provided the format type "Number" and Validation Type "None" while creating the value set.
After the value set is created, i attached it to filed to demonstrate its functionality. According to functionality, filed should only allow Numeric values.
NOTE:
As you can see, when i tried to enter a Character value in the field, system thrown an error.
APP-FND-01260 Valid Character are 0-9
So when i entered the Numeric value, system did not throw any error.
So "None" Validation is applied successfully.
Leave a comment for any query.
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