The menu that appears by default in a Forms application does not quite meet your needs, so you decide to create a custom menu. You create and compile a menu module called Test with three submenus that contain PL/SQL code, and you attach the Test menu to a form.
How will the menu of the form appear and perform at rune time?
A.
You will see only the three submenus from the Test menu (plus the Window menu that is usually displayed), and you will not be able to call code from the default menu in your form.
B.
You will see the three submenus from the Test menu merged with the submenus of the default menu (plus the Window submenu that is usually displayed).
C.
You will see only the submenus of the default menu (plus Window), but you will be able to call code from the Test menu in your form.
D.
You will see only the Test menu submenus (plus Window), but you will be able to call code from the default menu in your form.
E.
You will see only the submenus of the default menu (plus Window) until you issue the REPLACE_MENU built-in in the form.