Well, perhaps 70% - 100% generation is possible, but I'd be amazed if that
much of the
generated code remained untouched or unchanged ... tweaks here and there,
special constraints, special interface issues, requirements issues, and so
on.
Don't expect Designer to do all the work, unless you've got a very, very
simple system.
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Spend some time and learn Oracle Designer. 70-100% generation is possible.
Regards
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Subject: oracle forms
> hi, I would like to ask you for some help.
> I need to create a form and for this reason I use Oracle Forms and
> Reports; I would like you tell me if you got knowledge of other product
> doing same thing.
> I do have a problem because I want to crate a list - a combo box - or
> equivalent, that I would like to contain data from a table already built
> into tha database - so I need to put a result from a select statement
> (select distinct column_x from table_y) into the list, but I cannot
> resolve the problem this way. I noticed that using LOV-s (list of
value),
> I can do some things, but using a text item, not a list item, and things
> are not all right because when I have to chose a value from the result of
> the select statement, I need to use the main menu to select - "show
list".
>
> I would like you tell me if you know a source of examples for the
> beginning steps in building oracle forms.
>
> Thank you in advance for your effort.
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