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Validation Options: - Business Services: - Adf BC - Metadata (Declarative Validation) - Java (Programmatic Validation) - Database (PL/SQL)

This document discusses validation options in ADF BC including declarative validation using metadata and programmatic validation using Java. It provides examples of declarative validation expressions for salary ranges, last name prefixes, and passing values to validation expressions.

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Validation Options: - Business Services: - Adf BC - Metadata (Declarative Validation) - Java (Programmatic Validation) - Database (PL/SQL)

This document discusses validation options in ADF BC including declarative validation using metadata and programmatic validation using Java. It provides examples of declarative validation expressions for salary ranges, last name prefixes, and passing values to validation expressions.

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Validation options:

Business services:

ADF BC

Metadata (declarative validation)

Java (programmatic validation)

Database (PL/SQL)

Metadata (declarative validation) - Examples

Example #1 Salary should be between 5000 and 90000.

Output

Example #2 Last Name cannot start with K.


LastName?.toUpperCase()?.startsWith("J")

Output

Example #3 How to pass the value in the expression.

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