Oracle*Case and code gene

From: Scott Unrein <scott.unrein_at_dwarp.sccsi.com>
Date: 17 Mar 93 23:31:00 GMT
Message-ID: <1587.470.uupcb_at_dwarp.sccsi.com>

to:M22367_at_mwvm.mitre.org

M2>Subject: Oracle*Case and code generation
M2>Organization: The MITRE Corporation, McLean VA 22102
M2>Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1993 16:49:21 GMT

M2>I have not received responses from anybody who has generated code from Oracl
M2>CASE.  At this point, I'd like to hear from anybody who is using Oracle*CASE

M2>and *considering* generating code from it. M2>Perhaps no-one has done it?? Maybe they have and just don't read this

I use the CASE*Generators. On a whole the tools generate satisfactory code. Nothing fancy, just basic data entry screens. Of course, nothing fancy is relative... I know nothing about forms programming and was able to generate seven forms that implemented list of values processing; standard template lay-out; automatic on-line help; etc. So, while my screens aren't particularly fancy, they are productivity enhancers for me.

The DDL generator is VERY good. With version 5.0 of the Dictionary you can generate more robust database objects -- Rollback Segments/TableSpaces/Indexes/Integrity Constraints/etc..

I missed your original message, but I would be glad to share my experiences with you. Let me know if you need additional feedback.

Hope I helped,
Scott Unrein

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