Designing Oracle Forms is very simple and easy using many available options in Forms builder.
By default, forms also gives a button bar and a menu. These can be used to scroll through the records in a block, navigate between blocks, set up and perform queries against the tables, insert, update and delete records, clear the form and exit the form. Finally, at the bottom of each form is a status bar that displays any relevant prompts or error messages and an indication of the records in the current data block.
Oracle forms acts a tool to enter or retrieve data from database.Every form in Oracle Forms has the capability to query existing data in a table, modify existing data and add new data (records) to the table.We can program it based on business logic we want.
A form is built up using one or more data blocks that correspond to tables in the database. Fields within the data block correspond to columns in the database table. A data block is similar to a DataWindow object in Sybase PowerBuilder or a Bound Form in Microsoft Access.
By default, forms also gives a button bar and a menu. These can be used to scroll through the records in a block, navigate between blocks, set up and perform queries against the tables, insert, update and delete records, clear the form and exit the form. Finally, at the bottom of each form is a status bar that displays any relevant prompts or error messages and an indication of the records in the current data block.
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