Prerequisites:

Experience in advanced SQL & PL/SQL

Audience :

1- Administrator
2 – Developer
3 – Implementer

Objectives :

1 – Link one form module to another
2 – Create form modules, including components for database interaction and GUI controls.
3 – Display form modules in multiple windows and use a variety of layout styles
4 – Test form modules in a Web browser
5 – Debug form modules in a 3-tier environment
6 – Implement triggers to enhance form functionality
7 – Reuse objects and code

Topics: Oracle Forms.

1 – Running a Forms Application
2 – Working in the Forms Builder Environment
3 – Creating a Basic Form Module
4 – Creating a Master-Detail Form
5 – Working Data Blocks and Frames
6 – Working with Text Items
7 – Creating LOVs and Editors
8 – Creating Additional Input Items
9 – Creating Noninput Items
10 – Creating Windows and Content Canvases
11 – Working with Other Canvas Types
12 – Producing and Debugging Triggers
13 – Adding Functionality to Items
14 – Displaying Run-Time Messages and Alerts
15 – Using Query Triggers
16 – Validating User Input
17 – Controlling Navigation
18 – Overriding or Supplementing 19 – Transaction Processing
20 – Writing Flexible Code
21 – Sharing Objects and Code
22 – Using WebUtil to Interact with the Client
23 – Introducing Multiple Form Applications.

Oracle Reports :

1 – Tabular Report

2 – Group Above Report

3 – Group left Report

4 – Matrix Report.

About Muhammad Abdullah Al Noor, Chief Trainer of TrainerBD.com

Muhammad Abdullah Al Noor is an ICT professional and software developer having 20+ years hands-on experience in creating large ERPs with Oracle. He is an MBA (MIS) and OCP (Oracle Certified Professional). His areas of expertise are Project Management, Software Development with Oracle, Oracle Database Administration, Oracle Database Performance tuning and lead team of Oracle developers and Oracle DBA. He had successfully conducted a good number of sessions on Oracle Database and Programming Training up to advance level.

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