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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > Oracle: Oracle release - 9i and earlier Forum

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dwlerwill (TechnicalUser)

23 Jan 02 7:13

I have a database which was created using Oracle 9I for databases. This is the most stupid question in history. How do you create a form in this program???????

Dave

Abhivyakti (TechnicalUser)

6 Feb 02 1:14

hi,

For using form, you need Developer isnt it?

I mean form is a visual tool that comes with Form Developer which is nother utility or product given by Oracle Corpn.

I don;t think there is any other wya to create a form, unless you have another client application developer programming tool.

Abhivyakti

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