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There are many excellent online courses. This has been hugely beneficial in my day to day work.
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- Louise Nolan
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Oracle Developer 2000 Reports 2.5
Course Aims
The course covers the reports environment of Oracle Reports, a portable, non-procedural development tool for quickly and easily producing reports which can be displayed on a screen, printed, or ported to other applications. It is highly interactive and consists of theory coupled with plenty of hands on practical sessions. On completion of the course, readers will have a good understanding of the Oracle Reports 2.5 environment and will be able to generate all levels of Reports from the Oracle database. |
Assumed Knowledge
A knowledge of SQL and PL/SQL, gained through attendance of suitable courses such "Introduction to Oracle SQL" and "Oracle PL/SQL", together with some experience of using these products in an everyday role. |
Course Audience
Developers who need to produce a number of different report types automatically, from simple tabulations through to complex matrix reports. |
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Table of Contents
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Developer/2000 Reports Overview
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Starting with the Report Designer
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Reports 2.5 Architecture
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Creating Reports
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Saving/Retrieving the Data Model
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Manipulating Layouts
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The Report Body and Margins
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Additional Default Layout
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Building Reports
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Creating and Editing the Default Layout
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Saving and Running the Report
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Including a Formula Column
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Including a Summary Column
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Parameters & Built-Ins
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Utilising Runtime Parameters
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User-Defined Queries
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Running Reports
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