Oracle developer / 2000 Handbook

Michael W. Stowe

304 pages, parution le 31/10/1998

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Résumé

Supercharge your Web and client/server applications with Developer/2000 V.2.1!

Oracle's Developer/2000 Version 2.1 is an outstanding tool for Web and client/server
development - but Oracle ships it with practically no hard copy documentation! To make the
most of this supercharged development environment, get Oracle Developer/2000 Handbook,
Second Edition. This comprehensive tutorial and reference delivers step-by-step instructions
for every Developer/2000 component - including forms, reports, graphics, data modeling and
design tools. You'll learn the best ways to use e ach tool, and discover practical solutions
for the key challenges of Web and client/server development.

Coverage includes:

Oracle's Web architecture, including back-end databases and middle-tier Web
servers.
Tuning applications for optimal performance.
Building GUIs that maximize productivity.
Practical SQL and PL/SQL coding techniques.
Pitfalls and traps - and how to avoid them.

If you want great results with your next Oracle Developer/2000 application, one book brings
together all the real-world techniques and insight you need: Oracle Developer/2000
Handbook, Second Edition.

CD-ROM INCLUDED!

Table of contents

Acknowledgments
Part I Overview and Architecture: 1 Introduction; 2 The Back-End: The Oracle Database and Its Role; 3 The Middle Tier: The Web Server and Its Role; 4 Forms; 5 Reports; 6 Graphics; 7 Other Developer/2000 Tools
Part II Design Principles: 8 Data Modeling; 9 GUI DesignPrinciples; 10 Coding with SOL and PL/SQL
Part III Building Applications: 11 Forms Walk Through; 12 Reports Walk Through; 13 Graphics Walk Through; 14 Tips and Techniques; 15 Projects in Oracle; 16 Developer/2000 Competitors; Appendix A: Oracle Forms Object Properties; Appendix B: Oracle Forms Built-ins; Appendix C: Oracle Reports Built-ins; Appendix D: Oracle Graphics Built-ins; Appendix E: Common Developer/2000 Built-ins; Appendix F: Oracle Forms System Variables; Appendix G: Microsoft Windows-Specific Issues
Glossary
Index

L'auteur - Michael W. Stowe

Michael W. Stowe

is a successful Prentice Hall PTR author who lives and works in the Chicago, IL area. Michael has over 15 years of development experience, and has been an Oracle developer and DBA long enough to remember the tools as they were before PL/SQL, constraints, database links, and the web. With formal training in psychology, computer science, and business, Michael uses his unique blend of theoretical knowledge and real world experience to provide useful information and advice for all levels of expertise.