Audience

Oracle database administrators, system administrators, Developer/2000 application developers who are using Developer/2000 Forms for the first time, and experienced developers who are upgrading from a previous version or another GUI application development tool

Prerequisites

The courses Developer/2000 Forms: Fundamentals, Relational Principles, and the SQL*Plus and PL/SQL courses

Course Aim

To enable the student to understand the issues involved in the runtime control of a Developer/2000 Forms application

Learning Objectives

Explain how record locking is used to implement transaction processing in the Forms environment. Explain how to debug a Forms application and how to implement security through the use of menus. Explain how multiple forms are integrated into an application. Explain how Developer/2000 modules are integrated and how parameters are passed at runtime.

Topics Covered

Record locking and transaction processing - Record locking in Forms - Transaction processing - Transactional triggers - Supplementing transaction processing Debugging and menu security - Solving trigger problems - Running a form in debug mode - Creating automatic debug actions - Implementing menu security Multiple form applications - Design issues - Using built-in procedures - Linking forms using global variables - Closing called forms Application integration - Integrating Developer/2000 modules - Parameter lists - Form parameters

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