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What is the difference between VB.NET and Form Builder Oracle?

Are they roughly the same or are there differences differences between the two? VB.NET is more advanced, how is it done?

Oracle Forms is a specialized development tool that does one thing: the applications database (display / query / update / inserts). It does, however, very well! .. As part of Oracle Forms allows you write thousands of screens and supports QBE (Query By Example) – the same form to insert / edit can also be used easily query data without having to write separate search screens). Writing a simple but fully functional database application can be done without having to write code at all and it can be done quickly. VB.Net On the other side is a development language applications that can be used for anything. You can use it to write applications database, but to write applications large (with thousands of screens) you need to write a lot of code. VB.Net offers only low-level functions. You still have to write much dirty code to manage everything. VB.Net can bind data (from a database) to adjust the controls and grids, but it does QBE any functionality (if it means you have to enter your search screen for each screen!) and you must write your own plug-in framework to support an application with thousands of screens … and simple things like data validation (by checking the database) and call stored procedures all need to write much code. net (although that was much better since the introduction of LINQ). line bottom is: if your application is on the butt (as> 50 screens) and only needs to manage data in your database then with forms – it's fast, simple, scalable and runs rock solid. If you need something more fancy (like integration with Excel / Word / Outlook or data sources with external, local file access, etc.) or if your application requires only a few screens, then go with VB.Net.

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