Agenda for Sacramento Oracle User Group meeting on Nov 19

Agenda for SACRAMENTO ORACLE USER GROUP (SacOUG) http://www.edo.com/sacoug

Tuesday, November 19, 1996

California Department of Consumer Affairs Board Hearing Room 400 R Street

1:15 - 1:45 New business. Introductions. Free raffle of IQ/LiveWeb CDs

		Everyone will introduce themselves and have a chance to ask any questions, 
		describe any job opportunities, share any tips, etc.


1:45 - 2:45	Adding User Help Features to Forms  

		Presented by Bob Lutolf of Gensa Corporation.  

		How to implement the following in Developer/2000 and Designer/2000 (where
		possible):  

		Status Line
		Bubble Help
		Help triggered by SHOW_KEY
		Integrating forms Help with Microsoft Help
		
		Each method will be demonstrated and, if time permits, code will be shown.

2:45 - 3:00	Break

3:00 - 4:00	Advanced Generation Techniques for Designer/2000

Presented by Scott Hollows of UniScape.

Techniques for generating advanced Forms 4.5 applications from Designer/2000. Many of the techniques can also be applied to Designer/2000 Reports, Web and Visual Basic generators. These techniques will:

Improve the efficiency of developers involved in the generation/

        build phase of a project         

Provide a framework for multiple applications development         

Decrease the effort required for maintenance releases of

      Designer/2000 applications.

The presentation will include advanced template configuration, layout tricks, multi level templates and libraries and more.

4:00 - 5:00 Tuning Client/Server Applications

Presented by Scott Hollows of UniScape.

Client-server applications often suffer from performance problems primarily due to excessive network traffic. This presentation and paper will present a variety of practical tips and techniques for developing and tuning Developer/2000 client-server applications.

Many of the techniques discussed can also be applied to Web applications.

This presentation will be of particular interest to developers of new client-server applications or attendees interested in tuning existing client-server applications.

About Scott Hollows: Scott Hollows is the Managing Principal consultant of UniScape, a California based company specializing in Oracle consulting. He was previously a senior principal at Oracle's world corporate headquarters and has a strong background in many areas of Oracle technology including RDBMS, Designer/2000 and Developer/2000.

He began work on tuning client/server applications before the term became a buzzword and has continued this work up to date. He developed the world's first client-server tuning workshop based on Oracle technology. He has tuned a variety of systems around the world including USA, UK, Australia and Asia.

Directions: Exit east on Q Street exit from I-5 (near business 80). Turn right or south on 4th Street. Building is between 4th and 5th and R and S streets. Parking garage is on 5th Street between R and S (5th Street is a one-way street going north).

Open and free to anyone having an e-mail address who is interested in using Oracle

Mailing lists (of e-mails) are available for purchase for $10 (either printed report or in Access (for Windows 95). Approximately 220 members. Order from Mari.

Questions?: Mari Cobb, maricobb_at_ix.netcom.com, (916) 441-1919 (prefer e-mail)   or Linda Cook, lcook_at_ns.net, (916) 737-1441 Received on Sun Oct 13 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST