Re: SQL*Forms 3.0 *** Is it a CLIENT/SERVER Front End ???

Yes. For example, a user logged into a Sun opens an xterm window on Sequent A, uses runform30 on Sequent A to connect to Sequents B, C or D. The Oracle installation on machine A (client) need only provide a working set of Oracle tools and sqlnet connections to machines B, C, D (servers).   Or runform30 on a PC (client) connects to a database on a Vax (server).

Like George Xu said...

Paul Kelley

George Xu saGeorge Xu wrote:
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> Reposting article removed by rogue canceller.
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> Of cause Oracle Forms V3.0 can be a C/S tool, which depends on your
> configuration, if you are using the form through Sql*Net, you are
> under C/S envirment. A C/S solution is not necessary a GUI based front
> end.
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> Regards
> George
Received on Wed Sep 18 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST