ORACLE 9i DEVELOPER SUITE FORMS & REPORTS

 
Oracle9i Developer Suite Forms: Build Internet Applications
 
Course duration(in hrs): 28

Course Objectives:
  1. Use iSQL*Plus to format reports

  2. Use basic iSQL*Plus commands

  3. Retrieve, insert, update, and delete data

  4. Describe relational and object relational database concepts

  5. Create and maintain database objects

  6. Control transactions

  7. Control data and user access
 
Course Topics
 
Introduction to Oracle Forms Developer and Oracle Forms Services

  1. Features and Benefits of Oracle Forms Developer and Oracle Forms Services

  2. Navigating Around the Form Builder Interface

  3. Form Builder Components: Object Navigator

  4. Form Builder Components: Property Palette

  5. Form Builder Components: Layout Editor

  6. Form Builder Components: PL/SQL Editor

Running a Form Developer Application

  1. The Runtime Environment

  2. Navigating a Forms Application

  3. Environment variables and Y2K compliance

  4. Retrieving Both Restricted and Unrestricted Data from the Database into a Forms Application

  5. Identifying the Two Modes of Operation :Enter Query & Normal mode

  6. Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Records

  7. Displaying Database Errors

Working in the Form Builder Environment

  1. Identifying the Main Forms Executables

  2. Identifying the Main Components of Form Builder

  3. Identifying the Main Objects in a Form

  4. Testing a Form : Starting Oracle Containers for J2EE(OC4J)

  5. Testing a Form : Runform Button

Creating a Basic Form Module

  1. Creating a Form Module

  2. Creating a Data Block

  3. Modifying the Layout

  4. Saving and Running a Form Module

  5. Identifying Form File Formats and Their Characteristics

  6. Creating Data Blocks with Relationships

  7. Running a Master-Detail Form Module

Working with Data Blocks and Frames

  1. Managing Object Properties

  2. Visual Attributes, Font, Pattern & Color Pickers

  3. Controlling the Behavior and Appearance of Data Blocks

  4. Creating Data Blocks that Do Not Directly Correspond to Database Tables

  5. Navigation Properties, Records Properties & Database Properties

  6. Deleting Redundant Data Blocks and Their Components

Working with Text Items

  1. Describing Text Items

  2. Creating a Text Item

  3. Modifying the Appearance of a Text Item

  4. Controlling the Data in a Text Item

  5. Altering the Navigational Behavior of a Text Item

  6. Enhancing the Relationship Between the Text Item and the Database

  7. Adding Functionality to a Text Item

  8. Including Helpful Messages

Creating Lists of Values (LOVs) and Editors

  1. Describing LOVs and Editors

  2. Designing, Creating, and Associating LOVs with Text Items

  3. Creating an LOV Using the LOV Wizard

  4. Creating Editors and Associating Them with Text Items

Creating Additional Input Items

  1. Identifying the Item Types that Allow Input

  2. Creating a Check Box

  3. Creating a List Item

  4. Creating a Radio Group
 
 
 
 
     
 
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Course Schedule - July-Sept 2008
 
 
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