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oracle 10g forms and reports [message #286030]

Thu, 06 December 2007 05:47

ankurborah
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hi everbody,
i wants to know oracle 10g froms and reports follow the two tier or three tier archetecture.

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Re: oracle 10g forms and reports [message #286051 is a reply to message #286030]

Thu, 06 December 2007 06:37

Maaher
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Three tier. 2 tier is for client/server applications.

MHE

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Re: oracle 10g forms and reports [message #286213 is a reply to message #286051]

Thu, 06 December 2007 22:23

ankurborah
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thanks for reply,
but can u explain this, because i am new to 10g forms and reports.

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Re: oracle 10g forms and reports [message #286283 is a reply to message #286213]

Fri, 07 December 2007 01:52

Maaher
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A 2 tier architecture has on the one end a (database)server and on the other end a (fat)client. This is the traditional setup.

A 3 tier architecture adds an extra level in between the client and the server. In a Forms/Reports environment it is a Forms/Reports web server.

MHE

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