Re: Ease of Use/Learning Oracle development tools

I had the same concerns - coming from a FoxPro background. I thought you had to be a rocket scientist to learn Oracle. Within a month I was productive with Oracle. With your c and Unix background you should have few problems.

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chickway <chickway_at_hpe.infi.net> wrote in article
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> I would like to get some opinions on how easy it would


> be to learn to use the Oracle development tools for 

> people who have no client/server experience.  Our company

> has been creating apps in another language using non-

> relational databases on a UNIX system.  We have written

> in VB, C++ and our proprietary language.  Are a lot of

> people using the latest Designer 2000?  How much training

> would be required before you could start to quickly pump

> out real apps?  Any other front-ends (typically used by 

> Oracle developers) being used?  Any other comments welcomed.

> 

> Anyone from Oracle (who is surely monitoring these groups)

> can respond, but you answers will be taken with a HUGE grain

> of salt.  I need comments (good and/or bad) from real users.

>