software.
server : provides the requested service to the client under a set of
conditions.
Examples:- Internet another example of a popular C/S system is
financial software that allows bank clients that can access their accounts from their home or office.
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Client/Server System :The client computer sends a request for service to the server over a network. If the client s request is appropriate, the server provides the service.
Networks
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Oracle Forms:Forms is an application development tool for building client-server database applications. Three components are employed while building applications for Oracle : a) Oracle Form Designer:- Set of visual tools that create objects, set their properties and let you write codes for your applications. b) Oracle Forms Generate:- Compiles the application file with all of its code objects and creates an .fmx runfile. c) Oracle Forms Run form:- Form operators use this runform to run ready Oracle Forms applications. Apart from the above components, there exist three types of modules, which are forms, menus and libraries. By the integration of these modules, complete applications could be built.
Oracle
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Reports: The process of data extraction and its display is called Report
creation. For this purpose oracle provides a GUI based report writer tool called Oracle Report Builder. Oracle Report is a tool for developing, displaying and printing production-quality report.
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visually display lot of information in a compact form. A graph is a mechanism that allows organization staff to visually analyze information on-line. Using graphs data can be retrieved from a variety of sources and displayed using charts, line drawing, bitmapped images etc.
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Query: A query is a set of instructions that you can use for working with
data. We run a query to perform these instructions such as create, copy, delete, or change data etc.
To query data from tables in a database, we use the SELECT
statement.
The SELECT statement has many options that one can use to
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SQL: The full form of the SQL is Structured Query Language. SQL is the standard command set that allows the users to interact
tables, querying the database for information, modifying the data in the database, deleting them, granting access to users and so on can be easily performed using SQL.
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SQL statements can broadly be classified into the following categories:
Data Definition Language (DDL) Data Manipulation Language (DML) Data Control Language (DCL)
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Data Definition Language (DDL) : DDL supports the definition or declaration of database object. The definition includes the creation, alteration and deletion of
table column are defined while in creating views a query is attached with views definition.
DDL statements are generally used by DBA or DBA staff
members.
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Data Manipulation Language (DML) : DML supports the manipulation or processing of database object. DML commands are used to directly change values in the data
tables.
For manipulating the contents of database three simple commands
are provided in SQL : INSERT is used to place rows in the database; DELETE to remove them; and UPDATE to change the values in rows that already exist in the database.
With INSERT, queries can be used to put the entire set of rows
Data Control Language (DCL): The DCL commands control the user access to the database
objects.
Thus, DCL is mainly related to the security issues, that is,
determining who has access to the database objects and what operations they can perform on them.
The DCL is responsible for preventing unauthorized access to
data.
The DBA has the authority to give and take the privileges to a
specific user.
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Blocks and Items:There are two different types of Oracle Forms objects: blocks and items. Items are through which users interact with your application. They are the interface objects. Sample objects for items could be listed as buttons, check boxes, radio groups, list items, text items, display items, image items etc. Items belong to blocks, which are the containers and logical grouping of items. There are also set of properties associated with blocks and these properties control how the user interacts with the application. The relationship between forms, blocks and items is that a form can contain any number of blocks and a block can contain any number of items.
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