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Course Title: Introduction to PL Generic Oracle® Forms
Course Code: STL-0R5




     
     
Course Description: Interacting with the Oracle database using either flavour of sqlplus is very basic for most users. If you want snazzy graphics, menus, buttons, colours, fonts and pictures then you have to use a better tool and in Oracle this is Oracle Forms. This course covers the multitude of components found in an Oracle Form plus how these components react with each other. Using a form for simple interrogation of the database, or for inserting new records is the essence of Oracle Forms. Fancy graphics and fonts and styles are a bonus.



       
What You Will Achieve: Comfort with creating simple forms to be used for data-entry and data-update purposes. An appreciation of the constraints which occur when running forms via a web browser.
       
Who Should Attend: Delegates already familiar with basic SQL and PL/SQL (the "triggers" behind a form use PL/SQL code) who wish to create more professional end-user access to database tables are prime candidates for this course.
       
Pre-Requisites: The Forms tool uses SQL select, insert, update and delete to manipulate records on the database. So a knowledge of these commands is essential for this course. Similarly, behind the scenes the form uses PL/SQL to perform various tasks, hence a comfort with PL/SQL is required too.
       
Course Content: This course will cover the following topics:
Overview of course
Using pre-existing forms
Building your own forms
Boilerplate items
Multi-row tabular form
Multi-block form
Layout area
Text Item properties
Display-Only items
List Of Values (LOV) and Record Groups
Alternative input items
Use of PL/SQL in a form
PL/SQL triggers
Navigation
Validation
Transactions
Multiple Forms applications
Managing Multiple Forms
Features of the Property Pallette
Configuring Forms Server

Course Material: Delegate notes will be available for this course.
       
Follow-on Courses: Oracle Reports
       
Course Duration: 5 Days    
       
Course Price: P.O.A.
       
       
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