Oracle 10g ODS Forms II Customizing Internet Applications with CD Study Guide
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0-619-28857-4 © 2004 Publish date: June 25, 2004 646 pages |
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Course ID: oracle-10g-ods-forms-ii-sg
Are you ready to learn the skills for building and customizing advanced, enterprise-level web applications with Oracle's10g ODS Forms product? CBT Planet has a wide selection of Oracle computer training books to help you with all of your Oracle learning needs. The Oracle 10g ODS Forms II Customizing Internet Applications study guide is the perfect book for learning how to develop programs with forms.
The Oracle 10g ODS Forms II Customizing Internet Applications coursewareWill give you an overview of Oracle10g program development, show you how to work with triggers, how to use the PL/SQL editor, how to use validation triggers, work with built-ins and alerts, work with objects, understand the "get_block_property()" and the "set_block_property()" functions, and teach you specialized programming techniques.
You will also learn about system variables, intermediate-level triggers and built-ins, navigational triggers, query triggers, block processing triggers, visual objects, error customization concepts, advanced forms customization, multiple modules and parameter lists, object groups, object libraries, writing reusable logic, server-side logic, database procedures, database triggers, hierarchical trees, database server processing concepts, timers, and updating the main application.
The Oracle 10g ODS Forms II Customizing Internet Applications courseware is an extensive course that gives you the skills you need according to a schedule of self-directed study of your choice.
Course Contents
How to develop programs within forms
An overview of Oracle10g program development
Working with client-side triggers
- Working with client-side program units
- Working with built-in subprograms
- Working with PL/SQL libraries
Using the PL/SQL editor
- PL/SQL editor concepts
- Working with PL/SQL editor's productivity features
Validation triggers
- Working with validation triggers
- Working with "when-validate-item"
Built-ins and working with alerts
- Built-in concepts
- Built-in categories
- Built-in procedures versus functions
Working with object id references
How to reference an object's properties
Working with the alert built-ins
Working with the item built-ins
- An overview of item built-ins
- Working with general item built-ins
- Working with navigation item built-ins
- Working with item built-ins to view and set properties
- Specialty item built-ins
Working with GUI control items built-ins
Working with menu item built-ins
Working with image item built-ins
Working with built-ins for other functional objects
- Understanding functional object built-ins
- Working with the block built-ins
Understanding the "get_block_property()" and the "set_block_property()" functions
True and false properties list
- Working with the record built-ins
Working with the LOV built-ins
- Working with the editor built-ins
Working with relation built-ins
Understanding restricted built-ins
Working with application and module built-ins
- Understanding application and form built-ins
- Working with application built-ins
- Working with form built-ins
Specialized programming techniques
- Understanding the techniques
Working with system variables
- Working with global variables
- Working with indirect references
Intermediate-level triggers and built-ins
- Understanding the various intermediate-level trigger categories
- Working with end-user action triggers
Working with navigational triggers
Working with query triggers & built-ins
Working with block processing triggers
Working with key triggers & built-ins
Understanding dynamic control over visual objects
- Working with visual objects
Working with the window built-ins and triggers
- Working with the canvas built-ins
Error customization concepts
Advanced forms customization
- An overview of record groups and dynamic lists
- Working with record groups
Working with dynamic lists
Applications with multiple modules
- Understanding multiple modules and parameter lists
Calling form module built-ins
Object orientation and property classes
- An overview of object orientation concepts
- Obtaining inheritance with property classes
Object orientation and building reusable components
- Understanding reusable components
Obtaining inheritance with objects
Working with object groups
Working with object libraries
Object orientation and writing reusable logic
- An overview of advanced object principles
- Working with object orientation with packages
Object orientation with PL/SQL libraries
Working with server-side logic
- How to access database server-side logic
- Working with database constraints
Working with database procedures
Working with database triggers
How to build stored procedure data blocks
- Choosing data block sources
- How to implement stored procedure data blocks
Hierarchical trees
- Exploring hierarchical trees
- Creating hierarchical trees
- Populating trees with data
- Hierarchical tree triggers and system variables
Working with FTREE() and hierarchical tree built-ins
Database server processing concepts
Using timers
How to update the main application


