Course Overview

Learn To:

• Identify the benefits of using Project Builder.
• Match the terms used in Project Builder with their definitions.
• Create an empty stand-alone project using the Project Wizard.
• Add files to an empty project by using Project Wizard.
• Add an entire subdirectory of files as a stand-alone project.
• Create a new connection to the Oracle database by using the pop-up menu.
• List the operations that it is possible to perform against the Project Files.
• Establish explicit dependency in a project using Project Builder.
• Build Project Dependencies by using the Project Builder build options.
• Deliver a project by using the Delivery Wizard in Project Builder.
• Identify the items from which an entry can inherit properties.
• Create a new file type in Project Builder by using the Module Type Wizard.

Skills-Based

Audience

Application developers, database administrators, designer/developers, and technical support professionals. Participants should have knowledge equivalent to the following courses: Oracle SQL: Basic SELECT Statements (61110); Oracle SQL: Data Retrieval Techniques (61111); Oracle SQL: DML and DDL (61112); Oracle PL/SQL: Basics (60113); Oracle PL/SQL: Procedures, Functions and Packages (60114); and, Oracle PL/SQL: Database Programming (60131). In addition, learners should have taken the first three parts of the Oracle Developer series: Oracle Developer: Forms Fundamentals (62211); Oracle Developer: Enhancing the User Interface (62212); and, Oracle Developer: Writing and Debugging Code (62213).

Total Learning Time

6 - 8 Hour(s)

Course Contents

• Match each component of the menu module with its function.
• Match each component of the Menu Editor with its function.
• Create a Menu Module by using the Menu Editor.
• Match each Menu Module property with its function.
• Match each menu item property with its function.
• Manipulate the menu item properties to change the appearance and behavior of a menu item by using the Property Palette.
• Create a menu toolbar by using the Property Palette.
• Create a pop-up menu in a form module.
• Attach the menu module to a form module by using the Property Palette.

• Identify the methods by which a form module and a menu module can share code.
• Match the menu item built-ins with their functions.
• Replace the current menu in a form module by using the REPLACE_MENU built-in.
• Sequence the steps to implement menu security on a form module.
• Assign a role to a menu module by using the Menu Module Property Palette.
• Assign access to a menu item by using the Property Palette.

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