ADD_ERROR Procedure Signature 4

This procedure adds an error message to the error stack that is used to display an error for a tabular form inline in a notification. It can be called in a validation or process to add one or more errors to the error stack.

Note:

This procedure must be called before the Oracle APEX application has performed the last validation or process. Otherwise, the error is ignored if it does not have a display location of apex_error.c_on_error_page.

Syntax

APEX_ERROR.ADD_ERROR (
    p_message          IN VARCHAR2,
    p_additional_info  IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    p_display_location IN VARCHAR2,
    p_region_id        IN NUMBER,
    p_column_alias     IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    p_row_num          IN NUMBER );

Parameters

Parameters	Description
`p_message`	Displayed error message.
`p_additional_info`	Additional error information needed if the error is displayed on the error page.
`p_display_location`	Specifies where the error message is displayed. Use the constant `apex_error.c_inline_with_field` or `apex_error.c_inline_with_field_and_notif`. See Constants and Attributes Used for Result Types.
`p_region_id`	The ID of a tabular form region on the current page. The ID can be read from the view `APEX_APPLICATION_PAGE_REGIONS`.
`p_column_alias`	Name of a tabular form column alias defined for p_region_id that is highlighted if `apex_error.c_inline_with_field` or `apex_error.c_inline_with_field_and_notif` are used as a display location.
`p_row_num`	Number of the tabular form row where the error occurred.

Example

This example adds a custom error message for a tabular form, where the column CUSTOMER_ID is highlighted, to the error stack. The error message is displayed inline in a notification. This example can be used in a validation or process.

apex_error.add_error (
    p_message          => 'Invalid Customer ID!',
    p_display_location => apex_error.c_inline_with_field_and_notif,
    p_region_id        => l_region_id,
    p_column_alias     => 'CUSTOMER_ID',
    p_row_num          => l_row_num );