Re: Differences between Power Objects and Devloper 2000

Ikenna,

The two tools are quite different, so that'd make a pretty long list. If you're asking this because you need to make a decision between them, one point stands out:
OPO is a Basic-scripted tool.
Dev/2k is a PL/SQL-scripted tool.
Which language do you want to use client-side?

Beyond that, you can do forms & reports with either, and you'll find folks that like and dislike either.

OPO's flavor is more workgroup-level, and Dev/2k's is more enterprise-level, but I'm not aware of any barriers. OPO is probably a better choice for disconnected apps (ie laptops), and Dev/2k will probably get better Web features sooner than OPO (although you can do Web apps with OPO now).
Dev/2k has CASE support, OPO's is coming. You can find more info on each at http://www.oracle.com/

-hope this helps.

Bob Hoskin

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Ikenna Aniagoh <IkeAniagoh_at_worldnet.att.net> wrote in article
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> Developers:


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> Please I would like to know what are the differences between Oracle Power

> Objects and Developer 2000.

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> Thanks

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> Ikenna Aniagoh

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