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Answer Posted / Santosh Kumar Singh
To avoid duplicate entries in Oracle D2K forms, you can use a unique constraint or index on the primary key column(s) of the table you are inserting into. This ensures that no two records have the same values for these columns. Additionally, you can implement validation rules in your form to check for duplicates before an insert operation.
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