Guus van de Sande schrieb:
>
> The Repository of DES2000 is a set of tables containing the data-dictionary
> for one or more application systems. It contains the design-parameters of
> modules, data-schema etc that are needed to generate your database as well
> as the FORMS for your applicationprogram.
>
> The repository which OEM uses consists of several tables containing
> information on the actual databases managed with OEM.
>
> conclusion:
> DES2000 repository is used in a software development environment.
> Oracle Enterprise Manager repository is used in a exploitation (production)
> environment
>
> As far as I know is no such thing available in MS-ACCESS.
>
> Hope this will give you any idea.
>
> regards,
> Guus van de Sande
> Oracle DBA
>
> Ghengis Khan <khanj_at_nospam.cs.stockport.ac.uk> schreef in artikel
> <01bd3c51$e4516900$df0452c2_at_Janzeb.stockport.ac.uk>...
> > I am relatively new to Oracle and D2K products. I have moved from Access
> > databases.
> >
> > Both Enterprise Manager and Designer 2000 talk about the repository.
> >
> > Where does the repository fit in to the database? What would the
> > equivalent be in Access (if this is possible)?
> >
> > I have created and used DBs without any regard to doing anything to the
> > repository, and things seem to be working OK.
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > [Please remove nospam from e-mail replies]
> >
> > JK
> >
there is some sort of equivalent, even access has the data dictionary
stored in some systemtables that
you can access by changing some view options.
but you dont have to run scripts
Received on Fri Feb 20 1998 - 00:00:00 CST
