You have a form that called a database stored procedure. You do not want processing to continue, so immediately after the call to the stored procedure, you add the following code:
IF NOT FORM_SUCCESS THEN
MESSAGE ('Stored Procedure failure');
RAISE FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE;
END IF;
You test the code and input some data that intentionally causes the stored procedure to fail. However, the message that you defined does not appear. What are two possible reasons for this?

• A. You must handle database errors in an exception clause of the trigger.
• B. You cannot test for failure of a stored procedure, because database errors are transparent to Forms.
• C. You must test for FORM_FATAL when testing for failure of a stored procedure.
• D. You must test for FORM_FAILURE when testing for failure of a stored procedure.
• E. FORM_SUCCESS tests for failure of Forms built-ins, not stored procedures.

Which symbol when used in an object's Property Palette, indicates an inherited property that has been changed?

• A. Option A
• B. Option C
• C. Option B
• D. Option D

Customers log in to your Orders application by using their customer ID, which is saved as a global variable. When the Orders form first comes up, you want it to be populated with the customer's orders, and you do not want customers to be able to query for another customer's orders.
You code the following triggers:
When-New Form instance on the Orders form:
GO_BLOCK('orders');
EXECUTE_QUERY;
You also have a button in the Control block labeled Query Orders with a When-Button Pressed trigger that has the same code as the When New-Form instance trigger.
To test the form, you run it and log in a Customer 104. When you click Query Orders, all orders are shown, not just those for Customer 104.
What is the best way to correct this issue to ensure that the customer can never query another customer's orders?

• A. Delete the Key-Exqry trigger and put its code in an On-Select trigger.
• B. Delete the Key-Exeqry trigger and add the its first line after the call to GO_BLOCK in the When-New-Form-instance trigger.
• C. Delete the Key-Exqry trigger and put its code in a Pre-Query trigger.
• D. Change the last line of the When-Button-Pressed code to:
  DO_KEY ('EXECUTE_QUERY');

View the Exhibit.

You are creating a menu for use with several forms. You create the structure of the menu in the Menu Editor.
As shown in the Object Navigator in the Exhibit, which objects are menu items?

• A. ITEM 4 and ITEM6 only
• B. ITEM4, ITEM5, and ITEM6 only
• C. MENU3 and ITEM5_MENU only
• D. MENU3 only
• E. ITEM6 only
• F. ITEM5 and ITEM only
• G. ITEM4 and ITEM5 only
• H. MENU3, ITEM4, ITEM5, ITEM5_MENU, and ITEMG