Re: Learning Oracle Designer

[Quoted] [Quoted] The tutorial is worthless. The online documentation is good but awkward to [Quoted] read and badly indexed. There are two Oracle press books, neither as up to date as 6i, but both are still useful. There is so much to Designer you may want to start with core functionality, the CASE tool, then add more to it as you learn more - process modeling, dataflows, forms, reports, web pages etc. Pick a small, very small project, and try to get it to work.

Van

<cktaylor_at_bellatlantic.net> wrote in message news:3a350a61.89379370_at_news.bellatlantic.net...
> I am new to using Oracle Designer 6i would like to know what would be
> the best strategy for me to get up to speed on the use of this tool.
> I just completed the tutorial and believe that it only scratches the
> surface of Designer's functionality. It seems to just take the user
> through the motions of the process without explaining the
> relationships between each of the tools subcomponents. Can anyone
> recommend some reference material that is designed for the beginner
> and clearly describes the process and methodology for application
> modeling using desinger, and discusses the interrelationship of each
> of the components. Thanks!!
>
> Chris
Received on Tue Dec 12 2000 - 00:23:42 CET