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Oracle Application Express is a hosted declarative development environment for developing and deploying database-centric Web applications. Oracle Application Express turns a single Oracle database into a shared service by enabling multiple workgroups to build and access applications as if they were running in separate databases.
Oracle Application Express Application Migration Guide describes how to migrate applications from Microsoft Access to Oracle Application Express.
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Topics in this help set include:
Title | Description |
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Overview of the Migration Process |
Provides an overview of how to migrate a Microsoft Access application and generate an Oracle Application Express application. |
Migrating an Application |
Breaks down the migration process into six clearly defined steps. |
Managing Your Migration Projects |
Explains how to delete an existing migration project. |
Oracle Application Express Migration Guide is intended for application developers who are building database-centric Web applications using Oracle Application Express. The guide describes how to migrate a Microsoft Access application and generate an Oracle Application Express applications
To use this guide, you need to have a general understanding of relational database concepts as well as an understanding of the operating system environment under which you are running Oracle Application Express.
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