Learn ORACLE-FORMS-PLSQL with Real Code Examples

Oracle Forms client (Windows or web browser)

Oracle Forms runtime engine

PL/SQL procedural code stored in database

Oracle database as backend

Integration with Oracle Reports and menu systems

Forms rendered in Oracle Forms runtime or web browser

Database-driven UI updates

Event triggers propagate changes

Reports and alerts integrated

PL/SQL procedures perform backend computations

Client-server model

Three-tier web architecture (Forms, WebLogic, Database)

Data block-centric design

Trigger-based event handling

Modular PL/SQL packages for business logic

ERP systems in finance and HR

Banking transaction forms

Government administrative applications

Inventory management and procurement forms

Integration with Oracle Reports and dashboards

Tightly coupled with Oracle database

Event-driven programming via triggers

Rapid development for CRUD applications

Reusable PL/SQL logic and packages

Legacy compatibility and stability

Optimize PL/SQL and SQL queries

Use bulk operations instead of row-by-row processing

Partition large tables and indexes

Load balance Forms Services across servers

Minimize triggers firing unnecessarily

Upgrade Forms modules to latest version

Refactor deprecated triggers

Test PL/SQL compatibility with new database versions

Validate web deployment via Forms Services

Update reports and menus as required