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Re: Switching To Oracle

From: Kenneth C Stahl <PtahSeti_at_Priest.com>
Date: Sat, 30 Mar 2002 13:01:02 GMT
Message-ID: <3CA5B6FE.FC39981@Priest.com>


Anderson O'Reilly wrote:

> We are switching to Oracle (UNIX) from MS Access soon. Forms can be made
> easily with MS Access. How to make forms to be used with Oracle? Is there
> any helpful book that you could recommend? I learned how to CREATE TABLE and
> INSERT INTO. Is there any convenient way to insert records without typing
> INSERT INTO for every record? Thanks in advance.

You need to start thinking in terms of the client-server rather then having the mechanism for accessing the database being the same as the database itself.

Oracle has a product called Oracle Forms that can be used to create applications, but it is pricey and not everyone likes it. For a programmer it is just as easy to write VB applications that use ADO to access the database. Received on Sat Mar 30 2002 - 07:01:02 CST

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