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From: TK <towinner_at_nospam.saunalahti.fi>
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 1999 19:09:07 +0300
Message-ID: <7ocd0m$lk9$1@tron.sci.fi>


Our goal is to create a webpage to our intranet, which has three frames. Any links have not been coded ready beforehand. When you open the page, the headers to frame1 will automatically be printed as links from our reportbase (a sql-statement). If we later on include or remove reports from the database, the changes will update automatically to frame1 (of course the browser might be refreshed).

When a link in frame1 is clicked, its headers will automatically be printed as links to from our database (a sql-statement) to frame2.

When a link in frame2 is clicked, its headers will automatically be printed as links to from our database (a sql-statement) to frame3.

When a link in frame3 is clicked, its headers will automatically be printed as links to from our database (a sql-statement) to a new window.

In a new window we have finally tables with dropdown-lists. The user will select the parameters and click the submit-button (or reset) on the bottom of the window. A required report will be printed to the browser in a new window.

The number of reports is in a few hundreds. Our goal is simply to create a new reportarchitecture.

QUESTION: Could someone please give us a tip how should we go on? We have Oracle8 and Oracle Application Server 4.7.1.0. We assume that PL/SQL is not enough. What other methods or equipment should we have?

If you answer direct to me, please remove nospam from the address.

Best regards

TK Received on Thu Aug 05 1999 - 11:09:07 CDT

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