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If I've understood you, no you can't, this isn't what user exits do. A user exit is linked into the _client side_ Oracle tool executable using a compiler and the precompiler for your _client side_ platform, and allows interaction between client side resources, the database, and the data on the form/canvas/whatever. If you want a client user to execute a program remotely on the server, or access other server resources, the only way I can think of is if the server supports something like Unix remote shell, NFS, etc etc.
Anybody got any better ideas?
In article <67diaf$cdj_at_du04.oli.hk>, yltong_at_oliv1.oli.hk writes
>We are migrating our host-based system to client/server one. The server is an
>OpenVMS machine on that Oracle DB is running and the client is x86 Window95 PC
>on that Oracle Forms and Reports are running. Can we use user_exit built-in in
>the Forms to call the Por*Cobol program on the server?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Alex
-- Tom CookeReceived on Wed Dec 24 1997 - 00:00:00 CST