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Oracle WebDB Tutorial Guide
This guide is intended for a variety of users, from database administrators (DBAs) to Web site content creators. Before you begin the tutorial, you should read the preface "Oracle WebDB Basic
Concepts" to gain a basic understanding of WebDB and general advice on how to use the product ...
Introduces the basic concepts and navigational principles of Oracle WebDB and Web sites built with Oracle WebDB.
Shows you how to use Oracle WebDB to manage WebDB users. Youâ ll learn how to create new users and give users task-related job privileges.
Shows you how to use Oracle WebDB to build and browse database objects. Database objects are structures used to store data in the database.
Shows you how to use Oracle WebDB to build components. Components are Web pages with content based on data stored in the Oracle database. Some components, such as reports, display data in a graphical format. Others, such as forms, provide interfaces that end users can use to change data.
Shows you how to use Oracle WebDB to build applications from the individual components you have created. Typically, you will build components as part of an application, not as standalone components. End users need to be able to easily access an applicationâ s components and the components themselves need to be able to link to each other and pass data between each other.
Shows you how to use Oracle WebDB to create Web sites. You create a WebDB site within a schema in an Oracle database. Storing Web sites in the database means that backing up the database backs up all of the data in your site. It also means that to move the site from one database to another, you simply exportthe schema that owns the site and import it into a new database.
Shows you how to design your WebDB site. Youâ ll learn how to design a siteâ s structure, control its style, and provide access to its contents.
Provides an overview of how to use Oracle WebDB to control access to Oracle Reports reports (and their associated Reports Servers and printers). Oracle Reports uses WebDB to provide security, so that end users can run only those reports on which they have the appropriate access privileges.
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