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This intensive hands on Oracle Forms training is broken down into 17 sections and includes the following aspects:
The 6i Wizards
Calculated Items
Triggers
Object Libraries
Hierachical Tree Items
6i Menus
Web forms
Converting to 6i
Exercises
There are practical and comprehensive exercises scheduled throughout the course to ensure delegates leave with a sound theoretical and practical knowledge.
The exercises include:
Creating Master Detail Relations
Creating Record Groups & LOV's
Creating Hierachical Tree Items
Creating Menus
Duration
One Day
Oracle Forms 6i New Features
Training Course
SynopsisForms 6i is an industry standard method of giving access to an Oracle Database in a controlled, secure way.
Its depth of functionality allows for comprehensive validation, security and user friendly interface.
This course has been designed for Developers with experience of earlier versions of Forms such as 4.5 or 5.
Course Preview
The following options give examples of Course content ...
Pre-Requisite Course(s)
Introduction to SQL
PLSQL I
Experience in older versions of Forms
Suggested Further Course(s)
Reports 6i
This intensive training course has a dynamic face to face, tutor led learning framework and is delivered by an experienced Oracle professional. In-depth course notes are provided in a presentation file for the delegate to use, and this becomes a valuable reference guide following the course.
On completion all delegates receive a certificate.
On Site or Off Site ?
On Site
All that we require is a private room with tables and chairs, that is large enough to comfortably hold your delegates and a tutor. We will provide each delegate with an individual laptop and all other equipment that is required.
Off Site
If you prefer instead of delivering on site we can deliver the course off site at Seer House, Swansea or we will be happy to arrange a neutral venue that is convenient for you (please be aware this will incur additional costs).
Weekday or Weekend ?
This course has the provision to be delivered over the weekend.
Ideal for your company, if you are working on projects with tight timescales or need to train employees with incredibly busy working weeks.
Standard or Customised ?
If you feel that this is not entirely suitable for your company requirements we offer the service of creating bespoke training packages. We can either customise this training to your exact company requirements or work with you to build a completely new one (please be aware this will incur additional costs).
Contact Details
Please contact us on
+44 (0) 800 157 7519 or email at training@seercomputing.com