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When LOV for Validation is set to True, Oracle Forms
compares the current value of the text item to the values
in the first column displayed in the LOV.
Whenever the validation event occurs.
If the value in the text item matches one of the
values in the first column of the LOV, validation
succeeds, the LOV is not displayed, and processing
continues normally.
If the value in the text item does not match one of
the values in the first column of the LOV, Oracle Forms
displays the LOV and uses the text item value as the search
criteria to automatically reduce the list.

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