From: roywagner@aol.com (Roy Wagner)
Subject: Re: Oracle Forms vs Oracle Power Objects
Date: 1997/05/05
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Oracle Power Objects is great for local and small database projects. Large
corporate database projects might be better to use the Designer/Developer
2000 combination. The latter would probably be a major design effort, i.e.
six months or longer. OPO projects can be big and distributed, but are
more suited for quick and smaller efforts.