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Oracle Forms 11g course at a glance

Pages
690No of slides in the Manual
Exercises
13Total No of Exercises
Sections
49No of main topics, see index below
Public
NoPublic course in the UK and Ireland
On-Site
YesWe can come to your venue
Level
21 - Beginners
2 - Intermediate
3 - Advanced
Days
5Week days but we can put on weekend courses
Duration:
Minimum skill level required:
On-Site course:
Public course:
Sections:
No of exercises:
No of pages in the manual:
Pre-Requisite course(s):
Suggested further course(s):
Price guide:
5 days
2 (1 - Beginner, 2 - Experienced 3 - Advanced)
Yes
No
49
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Oracle Forms 11g training course contents

(Five days with loads of information)
The 11g Wizards
Layouts
Form Objects
Master-Detail Relations
PL/SQL in Forms 10g
Triggers
Record Groups
GUI Items

Index of Oracle Forms 11g training course

Section
Contents
Page


One
Introduction to Forms
2

Two
Running Forms in 11g
4

 
- Starting OPMN
5

 
- Starting Weblogic Server
7

 
- Runform,.htm in Forms 11g
9

 
- Runform,.htm Parameters
11

Three
Using Forms 11g in a Browser
17

 
- Forms 11g in a Browser
18

 
- Forms 11g Browser Menu Bar
19

 
- Forms 11g Menu and Toolbars
21

 
- Querying Records in Forms 11g
22

 
- Inserting Records in Forms 11g
24

 
- Counting Query Hits in Forms 11g
25

 
- Using List of Values in Forms 11g
26

 
- Editing Values
27

 
- Forms 11g Locking Records
28

 
- Problem with Running Forms in a Browser
30

 
- Exercise One
31

Four
Forms 11g Builder Interface
42

 
- Topography of Forms 11g
45

 
- Toolbar
46

 
- Object Navigator
47

Five
Using Forms 11g Wizards
49

 
- Using the Data Block Wizard in Forms 11g
51

 
- Using the Layout Wizard in Forms 11g
60

Six
Using Forms 11g
68

 
- Saving Modules in Forms 11g
69

 
- Opening Modules in Forms 11g
70

 
- Running Modules in Forms 11g
71

 
- Look and Feel Using Formsweb.cfg
74

 
- Exercise Two
76

Seven
The Layout Editor in Forms 11g
79

 
- Layout Types
80

 
- The Form Layout
81

 
- The Tabular Layout
82

 
- Layouts
83

 
- The Layout Editor in Forms 11g
84

 
- Anatomy
85

 
- Toolbar
86

 
- Formatting Toolbar
87

 
- Tool Palette
88

 
- Rulers
89

 
- Markers and Ruler Guides
91

 
- Grid
92

Eight
Objects in Forms 11g
93

 
- Introduction to Windows
94

 
- Introduction to Canvases
95

 
- Canvas Types
96

 
- Content Canvas
97

 
- Stacked Canvas
98

 
- Tab Canvas
99

 
- Toolbar Canvas
101

 
- Canvases on the Object Navigator
102

 
- Viewing the Canvas and the Window
103

 
- Blocks
109

 
- Data Blocks
110

 
- Control Blocks
111

 
- Items
112

 
- Program Units
113

 
- Procedures
114

 
- Functions
115

 
- Packages
116

 
- Package Body
117

Nine
Forms 11g Property Palettes
118

 
- Invoking Property Palettes
120

 
- Anatomy of the Palette
121

 
- Palette Toolbar
126

 
- Opening Several Palettes
129

Ten
Master-Detail Relations in Forms 11g
130

 
- Introduction
131

 
- Creating in Forms 11g
132

 
- Structure of the Processing
139

 
- Appearance in Forms 11g
142

 
- Creating Relations Manually
143

 
- Prevent Masterless Operation in Forms 11g
145

 
- Exercise Three
146

Eleven
Creating new Canvases in Forms 11g
153

Twelve
PL/SQL in Forms 11g
158

 
- Introduction
159

 
- Referencing Forms Items
160

 
- Referencing Stored Programs
161

 
- Database Stored Programs
162

 
- Local Variables
163

 
- Performing DML
166

 
- Forms Packages
167

 
- PL/SQL Editor
168

 
- Colour Coding in PLSQL Editor
169

 
- Compiling Programs
170

 
- Compilation Errors
171

 
- Commenting Code
174

 
- Changing Program Names
175

 
- Navigation of Programs
176

Thirteen
Syntax Palette
177

 
- The Syntax Palette in Forms 11g
178

 
- Anatomy of the Syntax Palette in Forms 11g
179

 
- Using the Syntax Palette in Forms 11g
181

Fourteen
Triggers in Forms 11g
182

 
- Introduction
183

 
- Positioning within Forms
184

 
- Triggers at Form Level
185

 
- Triggers at Block Level
186

 
- Triggers at Item Level
187

 
- Trigger Execution Hierarchy
188

 
- Temporarily Disabling Forms 11g Triggers
192

 
- Creating Triggers in Forms 11g
193

 
- Implicit Firing
195

 
- PLSQL in Forms 11g Triggers
198

 
- Key-Others Trigger
199

Fifteen
Essential Triggers in Forms 11g
201

 
- Validation Triggers
202

 
- Post-Change
203

 
- When-Validate-Item
204

 
- When-Validate-Record
206

 
- Block Triggers in Forms 11g
207

 
- Post-Block Trigger
208

 
- Pre-Block Trigger
209

 
- When-Clear-Block Trigger
210

 
- When-New-Block-Instance Trigger
211

 
- Record Event Triggers
212

 
- Post-Record Trigger
213

 
- Pre-Record Trigger
214

 
- When-Create-Record Trigger
215

 
- When-Database-Record Trigger
216

 
- When-New-Record-Instance Trigger
217

 
- When-Remove-Record Trigger
218

 
- Query Triggers in Forms 11g
219

 
- Pre-Query Trigger
220

 
- Post-Query Trigger
221

 
- Using Smart Triggers
223

Sixteen
Built-in Packages in Forms 11g
225

 
- Introduction
226

 
- Message
230

 
- Pause
231

 
- Form_Trigger_Failure
232

 
- Bell
234

 
- Synchronize
235

 
- Navigation Functions
237

 
- Go-Block
240

 
- Go-Item
242

 
- Next and Previous
244

 
- Next_Record and Previous_Record
245

 
- Next_Block and Previous_Block
246

 
- Next_Item and Previous_Item
247

 
- Form_Success
248

 
- DML Commands
250

 
- Record Selection
251

 
- Do_Key
252

 
- Logon and Logout
253

 
- Cursor
256

Seventeen
Manipulating Attributes of Objects in Forms 11g
258

 
- Introduction
259

 
- Changing Properties in Forms 11g
261

 
- Get_Item_Property in Forms 11g
263

 
- Exercise Four
264

Eighteen
Text and Display Items in Forms 11g
267

 
- Text Item
268

 
- Display Item
269

 
- Creating in Forms 11g
270

 
- Format Masks in Forms 11g
271

 
- Calculated Values in Forms 11g
272

 
- Calculation Mode in Forms 11g
273

 
- Summary Calculations in Forms 11g
275

 
- Creating in Layout Editor
277

 
- Initial Values in Forms 11g
278

 
- Control Items in Forms 11g
280

Nineteen
Forms 11g Attributes
282

 
- Navigation Attributes
284

 
- Database Attributes
285

 
- Item Attributes
287

 
- Exercise Five
289

Twenty
Record Groups in Forms 11g
302

 
- Introduction
303

 
- Creating Dynamic Record Groups
304

 
- SQL Style in Record Groups
305

 
- Creating Static Record Groups
306

Twenty One
List of Values in Forms 11g
308

 
- Introduction
309

 
- Assigning Values to LOVs
311

 
- Creating LOVs in Forms 11g
313

 
- Forms 11g LOV Wizard
314

 
- Using Query Builder in Forms 11g
316

 
- Completing the LOV Wizard
325

 
- Creating LOVs Manually
333

 
- Column Mapping in LOVs
334

 
- Attributes of an LOV
335

 
- Programmatically Displaying LOVs
336

 
- Key-Listval Trigger
337

 
- Exercise Six
338

Twenty Two
Gui Items in Forms 11g
343

 
- Introduction
344

 
- Creating a Check Box
345

 
- When-Checkbox-Changed Trigger
346

 
- Creating Radio Buttons
347

 
- Problems with Radio Groups
350

 
- When-Radio-Changed Trigger
351

 
- Creating List Items
352

 
- Creating Poplists
354

 
- Creating Combo Box
357

 
- List Items Triggers
358

 
- When-List-Activated Trigger
359

 
- When-List-Changed Trigger
360

 
- Forms 11g Buttons
361

 
- When-Button-Pressed Trigger
363

Twenty Three
Mouse Triggers in Forms 11g
364

 
- When-Mouse-Up/When-Mouse-Down
367

 
- Mouse Movements
368

 
- Exercise Seven
369

Twenty Four
IDs in Forms 11g
378

 
- Introduction
379

 
- Find_Item
380

 
- Testing ID_NULL in Forms 11g
382

Twenty Five
Error and Message Handling in Forms 11g
383

 
- User Exceptions
387

 
- Forms Errors
390

 
- Database Errors
392

 
- SQL Errors
395

 
- Error Triggers
397

 
- On-Error Trigger
398

 
- On-Message Trigger
400

Twenty Six
Alerts in Forms 11g
402

 
- Introduction
403

 
- Alert Styles in Forms 11g
406

 
- Displaying Alerts in Forms 11g
407

 
- Alert Built-Ins
409

 
- Set_Alert_Property
410

 
- Set_Alert_Button_Property
411

Twenty Seven
Timers in Forms 11g
412

 
- Introduction
413

 
- Creating Timers in Forms 11g
415

 
- Modifying or Deleting Timers
416

 
- When-Timer-Expired Trigger in Forms 11g
417

 
- Testing Timers in Forms 11g
418

 
- Exercise Eight
419

Twenty Eight
System Variables in Forms 11g
425

 
- Introduction
426

 
- Accessing Variables
427

 
- Displaying Variables
429

 
- Get_Application_Property
431

 
- Set_Application_Property
433

 
- Initial Values
434

Twenty Nine
Changing the Window in Forms 11g
435

 
- Set_window_property
436

Thirty
Sub-Classing in Forms 11g
437

 
- Introduction
438

 
- Dragging and Dropping
440

 
- Pathnames
441

 
- Object Attributes
443

Thirty One
Object Libraries in Forms 11g
444

 
- Introduction
445

 
- Creating Object Libraries
446

 
- Populating Object Libraries
447

 
- Commenting Object Libraries
449

 
- Using Object Libraries
450

 
- Maintaining Object Libraries
451

 
- SmartClasses
452

 
- Creating SmartClasses
453

Thirty Two
Variables and Parameters in Forms 11g
455

 
- Introduction
456

 
- Pre-Defined Parameters
457

 
- Using Pre-Defined Parameters
460

 
- Dynamic Parameters
461

 
- Creating Dynamic Parameters
464

 
- Dynamic Parameters Built-Ins
466

 
- Global Variables
467

 
- Using Global Variables
469

 
- Removing Global Variables
472

Thirty Three
Reports in Forms 11g
473

 
- Create a new Report Module
476

 
- Using an Existing Report Module
477

Thirty Four
Calling Modules in Forms 11g
479

 
- Types of Calls
482

 
- Open_Form
488

 
- Call_Form
496

 
- New_Form
492

 
- Run_Report_Object
495

 
- Closing Called Forms Modules
499

 
- Exit_Form
501

 
- Close_Form
503

 
- Problems when calling Forms 11g modules
504

 
- When-Window-Activated Trigger
505

 
- Web.Show_Document
505

 
- Exercise Nine
507

Thirty Five
PL/SQL Libraries in Forms 11g
513

 
- Introduction
514

 
- Populating PLSQL Libraries
516

 
- Attaching PLSQL Libraries
517

 
- Updating PLSQL Libraries
521

 
- Missing PLSQL Libraries
523

 
- Removing PLSQL Libraries
525

Thirty Six
Generic Coding in Forms 11g
526

 
- Introduction
527

 
- Name_in
529

 
- Copy
531

Thirty Seven
Visual Items in Forms 11g
532

 
- Image Item
533

 
- Read_Image_File
535

 
- Image Item Triggers
537

 
- LOBS in Forms
538

 
- Using LOBS in Forms
540

 
- Exercise Ten
542

Thirty Eight
Visual Items in Forms 11g
547

 
- Introduction
548

 
- Creating Visual Attributes
549

 
- Visual Attributes Properties
550

 
- Assigning Visual Attributes
551

Thirty Nine
Hierarchical Tree Items in Forms 11g
552

 
- Introduction
553

 
- Creating Tree Items
556

 
- Data Structure
560

 
- Ftree.Populate_Tree
561

 
- Ftree.Get_Tree_Node_Property
562

 
- Tree Item Triggers
564

 
- When-Tree-Node-Activated Trigger
565

 
- When-Tree-Node-Expanded Trigger
566

 
- When-Tree-Node-Selected Trigger
567

 
- Exercise Eleven
568

Forty
Forms Standards in Forms 11g
574

 
- Introduction
575

 
- Module Naming Conventions
577

 
- Object Naming Conventions
578

 
- Block and Items
579

 
- Form Templates
581

Forty One
Object Groups in Forms 11g
582

 
- Using Object Groups
587

Forty Two
Property Classes in Forms 11g
588

 
- Introduction
589

 
- Creating Property Classes
592

 
- Populating Property Classes
594

 
- Referencing Property Classes
598

 
- Detecting Property Classes
601

 
- Removing Property Classes
603

Forty Three
Editor in Forms 11g
604

 
- Introduction
605

 
- Creating Editors
606

 
- Assigning Editors
607

 
- Show_Editor
608

Forty Four
Menus in Forms 11g
609

 
- Structure of Menus
614

 
- Anatomy within Object Navigator
616

 
- Attached Libraries
617

 
- Program Units and Triggers
618

 
- Startup Code
619

 
- Menu Item Code
620

 
- Menu Editor in Forms 11g
621

 
- Anatomy of Menu Editor in Forms 11g
622

 
- Menu Editor Toolbar in Forms 11g
623

 
- Creating Menus in Forms 11g
624

 
- Menu Item Attributes
625

 
- Menu Item Types
628

 
- Command Types
630

 
- Menu Item Code
631

 
- Menu Smartbars
632

 
- Set_Menu_Item_Property
633

 
- Name_in and Copy Functions
634

 
- Popup Menus in Forms 11g
635

 
- Editing Popup Menus in Forms 11g
636

 
- Pre-Popup-Menu Trigger in Forms 11g
637

 
- Exercise Twelve
638

Forty Five
Database Objects in Forms 11g
642

 
- Introduction
643

 
- Database Triggers
645

 
- PL/SQL Stored Program Units
649

Forty Six
Forms 11g Preferences
650

 
- General
652

 
- Subclass
653

 
- Wizards
654

 
- Runtime
655

Forty Seven
Forms Debug in Forms 11g
657

 
- Breakpoints in Forms 11g
659

 
- Creating Breakpoints in Forms 11g
660

 
- Running Forms Debug in Forms 11g
662

 
- Debug Stack
665

 
- Debug Variables
666

 
- Debug Watch
667

 
- Debug Form Values
668

 
- Debug PL/SQL Packages
669

 
- Debug Global/System Variables
670

 
- Debug Breakpoints
671

 
- Continuing from a Breakpoint
672

Forty Eight
Security in Forms 11g
673

 
- Access to the Module
675

 
- Ability to run the Module
676

Forty Nine
Help Facility in Forms 11g
677

 
- Online Help
679

 
- About Form Builder
683

 
- Exercise Thirteen
684

 
 
 

Index of Oracle Forms 11g training course

Section
Contents
One
Introduction to Forms
Two
Running Forms in 11g
Three
Using Forms 11g in a Browser
Four
Forms 11g Builder Interface
Five
Using Forms 11g Wizards
Six
Using Forms 11g
Seven
The Layout Editor in Forms 11g
Eight
Objects in Forms 11g
Nine
Forms 11g Property Palettes
Ten
Master-Detail Relations in Forms 11g
Eleven
Creating new Canvases in Forms 11g
Twelve
PL/SQL in Forms 11g
Thirteen
Syntax Palette
Fourteen
Triggers in Forms 11g
Fifteen
Essential Triggers in Forms 11g
Sixteen
Built-in Packages in Forms 11g
Seventeen
Manipulating Attributes of Objects in Forms 11g
Eighteen
Text and Display Items in Forms 11g
Nineteen
Forms 11g Attributes
Twenty
Record Groups in Forms 11g
Twenty One
List of Values in Forms 11g
Twenty Two
Gui Items in Forms 11g
Twenty Three
Mouse Triggers in Forms 11g
Twenty Four
IDs in Forms 11g
Twenty Five
Error and Message Handling in Forms 11g
Twenty Six
Alerts in Forms 11g
Twenty Seven
Timers in Forms 11g
Twenty Eight
System Variables in Forms 11g
Twenty Nine
Changing the Window in Forms 11g
Thirty
Sub-Classing in Forms 11g
Thirty One
Object Libraries in Forms 11g
Thirty Two
Variables and Parameters in Forms 11g
Thirty Three
Reports in Forms 11g
Thirty Four
Calling Modules in Forms 11g
Thirty Five
PL/SQL Libraries in Forms 11g
Thirty Six
Generic Coding in Forms 11g
Thirty Seven
Visual Items in Forms 11g
Thirty Eight
Visual Items in Forms 11g
Thirty Nine
Hierarchical Tree Items in Forms 11g
Forty
Forms Standards in Forms 11g
Forty One
Object Groups in Forms 11g
Forty Two
Property Classes in Forms 11g
Forty Three
Editor in Forms 11g
Forty Four
Menus in Forms 11g
Forty Five
Database Objects in Forms 11g
Forty Six
Forms 11g Preferences
Forty Seven
Forms Debug in Forms 11g
Forty Eight
Security in Forms 11g
Forty Nine
Help Facility in Forms 11g

Synopsis for Oracle Forms 11g training course

Some of us (no names, no pack drill) remember Forms when it was 2.3 and it was run on a VT220 terminal with a green screen and no mouse, just keystrokes and tabbing between fields … happy days!!! Now it nearly thirty years on, it's Forms 11g and wow what a difference, it's in colour and we can use a mouse but there is more to Forms than that and this is why we have a five day course on it.

Oracle Forms is a GUI product which is used by Developers to give Users access to the Database with high level control on what they can or can't do, primarily is to access data but we have come across instances where DBAs use Forms to run the Database. Forms 11g the development tool is installed on the client machine, however in order to test the module the Developer must run it via a browser, we bring all the necessary equipment for this to work, including the Database machine (we never need access to your Network or indeed the Wi-Fi).

As already mentioned, this is a five day course and we offer it in a few different ways; Onsite at your venue, in-house at our venue in Swansea, plus we can set up a training facility close to the location of your choosing, we can also offer one to one training for this course, there is no minimum number for the training but we tend to cap the numbers to 12 or less, in fact sometimes to maximise the learning experience we sometimes talk to clients to split the course into two lots of six, but ultimately that’s your decision.

This webpage gives you access to the full index of the course so that you see how much we fit into the course, there are plenty of exercises during the week so that Delegates can practice the techniques we have introduced and demonstrated, each Delegate has an individual workstation for the duration, although we sometimes have requests for people to work together, the manual which comes with the course is theirs to use and keep following the course. By the end of the course the Delegates will know how to create a series of Oracle Forms and to place them within a menu system.

Although no experience of Forms is necessary before the training, because of the nature of the product we do recommend that only people who have attended our SQL and PLSQL or have a lot of experience in both these languages are placed on the course. We of course would be only too pleased to quote you for supplying these courses too and if they are booked together we offer substantial discounts.

We can also give training on earlier versions of Forms just tell our training advisor and they will give you advice on the version to use.

Our contact details are on this and every page, we can prepare a number of different scenarios for training if necessary and all quotations are guaranteed for six months.

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