Oracle Forms Training

Categories Oracle DBA Training

Course level:Intermediate

Course Duration: 25h

Oracle Forms is a development tool used for building data entry and management applications that interact with Oracle databases. It’s commonly used for creating enterprise-level applications that have complex forms for interacting with large datasets.

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Course Information

Oracle Forms Training

Duration: 25 Hours

Timings: Weekdays (1-2 Hours per day) [OR] Weekends (2-3 Hours per day)

Training Method: Instructor Led Online One-on-One Live Interactive

Sessions.

COURSE CONTENT :

1. Introduction to Oracle Forms

Understanding the basics of Oracle Forms.
Understanding the architecture and components (e.g., Forms, Libraries, Triggers, etc.).
Overview of Oracle Forms’ integration with Oracle databases.

2. Oracle Forms Development Environment

How to set up Oracle Forms on your system.
Introduction to the Oracle Forms Builder.
Setting up Oracle Forms and Reports in Oracle Fusion Middleware.

3. Creating Forms

Designing forms for data entry.
Working with different types of items (text fields, buttons, checkboxes, etc.).
Setting up triggers (e.g., WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE, WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED).
Navigating between form items.
Data block creation and its relationship with tables.

4. Working with Data Blocks and Queries

How to create a Data Block (based on a table, view, or custom SQL query).
Using LOVs (List of Values) to create drop-down menus and auto-complete features.
Navigating between records and performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.

5. Using Triggers and PL/SQL

Introduction to triggers in Oracle Forms (e.g., WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE, WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED).
Writing PL/SQL code for handling complex logic.
Using built-in packages and functions in your forms.
Exception handling and debugging.

6. Form Layout and User Interface

Customizing the layout of the form using properties and templates.
Using canvases and windows for better design.
Incorporating graphics, images, and themes to improve the user experience.

7. Reports and Integration with Oracle Reports

Integrating Oracle Forms with Oracle Reports for generating printable reports.
Setting up interactive reports.
Passing parameters from Forms to Reports.

8. Advanced Topics

Using Master-Detail relationships in Forms.
Working with Multiple Forms and communicating between them.
Handling transactions and saving data.
Enhancing the security of Oracle Forms applications.
Performance optimization techniques.

9. Deployment and Maintenance

How to deploy Oracle Forms applications on a web server (using Oracle Forms Services).
Configuring Oracle Forms for Web deployment (Oracle HTTP Server, Oracle WebLogic).
Managing and monitoring Oracle Forms applications in a production environment.

10. Debugging and Troubleshooting

Common errors in Oracle Forms and how to troubleshoot them.
Using the built-in debugging tools in Oracle Forms Builder.
Logging and exception handling for better error management.