Oracle Developer Advanced Forms and Reports

by Paul Dorsey and Peter Koletzke

Book Overview

Oracle Developer is Oracle's suite of four application development tools: Forms, Reports, Graphics, and Procedure Builder. This is an advanced guide to using the forms and reports. The book's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0072120487
• ISBN13: 9780072120486
• Release Date: November 1999
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media
• Length: 835 Pages
• Weight: 3.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.2" x 7.4" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Oracle Developer Advanced Forms and Reports

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This is a very good book if you want to become an expert

I bought this book 2 days before my interview. It was very useful. I passed the intervew at got the job.This book is what I recommend you to buy if you are serious to become an expert of Oracle Developer.Bang Dinh

A Most Necessary and Definitive Book

Every so often a single book will define the way a tool will be used by everybody for a long time. 'Developer Advanced Forms and Reports' is that kind of book.As a longtime Oracle DBA and a long-ago SQL*Forms developer, I was called upon to create an infrastructure for Oracle-based applications development. I knew all the Forms concepts, but desperately needed as quick a jumpstart as I could get to make it all work together. This book provided that jump with detailed instructions and examples.I really think this book will become _the_ standard methodology for Oracle Developer developers everywhere.Congratulations - and many thanks - to Dr. Dorsey and Mr. Koletzke for a job very well done.

Required reading

READ THIS BOOK. You may understand what subclassing means and how object libraries work, but you'll have a hard time being productive if you don't understand how they best work together.Wish I had this book before beginning my latest project. It has changed the way I look at Forms and Reports development.

Finally, a developer book worth having on my bookshelf

There are plenty of beginner books on the market, and some are actually helpful. There was one question that was never answered though -- "OK, I can build a block. Now what? " Peter and Paul have answered this question perfectly. So well in fact that the 1 copy I bought for the office is not enough. This book has become mandatory for my employees to have in their library.Top this off with the interview questions they provide for managers and this book is the most well rounded book to date. If you, or any of your people, are using Developer for your projects, this book is a must.