Answer / oracleapps_learner

Confine mode
On: child objects cannot be moved outside their
enclosing parent objects.
Off: child objects can be moved outside their enclosing
parent objects.
Flex mode:
On: parent borders "stretch" when child objects are moved
against them.
Off: parent borders remain fixed when child objects are
moved against them.

Answer / sameer

CONFINE MODE:
child objects cannot be moved outside their
enclosing parent objects when it is pressed or ON in layout
model of Report and child objects can be moved outside
their enclosing parent objects when it is not pressed
i.e.OFF.
FLEX MODE:
Parent borders stretches when child/field objects
inside the frame are MOVED ACROSS the frame(Repeating or
non repeating)when flex mode is ON.

Parent borders remain FIXED when child/field objects are
moved against the frame when flex mode is OFF.

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