After completing Oracle: Forms 4.5 and Reports 2.5
the user should be able to:
 | Develop a Forms application
a menu
and a library |
 | Use the PL/SQL Editor in Oracle Forms |
 | Develop tabular and master/detail reports |
 | Use the Data Model Editor
Parameter Form Editor
and Program Unit Editor in Oracle Reports |
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Overview of Oracle Forms
 | Creating forms modules
windows
blocks
items
and triggers |
 | Getting connected to the database |
Introducing Forms Designer
 | Identifying Forms object types |
 | Using the Object Navigator toolbar |
 | Using the Layout Editor toolbar and tool palette |
 | Using Properties windows |
 | Creating a block |
The Layout Editor
 | Using item-drawing layout tools |
 | Creating a List of Values (LOV) |
 | Creating the Form Layout |
The PL/SQL and Menu Editors
 | Using the PL/SQL Editor |
 | Creating a menu with the Menu Editor |
Creating Forms Objects and Libraries
 | Using default capabilities |
 | Creating Forms objects by default |
 | Creating and attaching libraries |
Overview of Oracle Reports
 | Defining queries and layouts |
 | Using fields and triggers |
Introducing Reports Designer
 | Identifying Reports object types |
 | Using the toolbars and tool palettes |
 | Using Properties sheets |
 | Working with the Data Model |
The Reports Designer Editors
 | Using the Data Model Editor |
 | Using the Layout Editor |
 | Using the Parameter Form Editor |
 | Creating triggers with the Program Unit Editor |
Displaying Report-Style Formats
 | Creating default layouts |
 | Building a tabular report |
 | Creating a Parameter Form by default |
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This course is distributed with
 | Exercises that allow users to practice in Oracle Developer/2000 |
 | A file containing the text of the exercises |
 | Supplied files that allow you review the answers to the exercises |
 | Supplied files that allow you to replicate a database |
 | Simulations that allow users to practice course skills
even if they don't have access to the Oracle product |
 | An Oracle glossary |
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