After completing Oracle: Graphics 2.5 and Procedure Builder 1.5, the user should be able to:
 

	Develop a pie chart and a column chart
	Use the Chart Template Editor in Oracle Graphics
	Develop functions, procedures, packages, and database triggers
	Use the Database Trigger Editor in Oracle Procedure Builder

Overview of Oracle Graphics
 

	Creating graphics, charts, templates, and triggers
	Building a pie chart

Introducing Graphics Designer
 

	Identifying Graphics object types
	Using the Object Navigator toolbar
	Using the Layout Editor toolbar and tool palette
	Using Properties sheets

The Layout Editor
 

	Creating layers, chart objects, and parameters
	Defining queries
	Attaching sounds
	Using timers

The Chart Template and Program Unit Editors
 

	Using the Chart Template Editor
	Using the Program Unit Editor
	Setting timers

Displaying Chart Types
 

	Creating different chart types by default
	Selecting chart types and subtypes

Overview of Procedure Builder
 

	Using functions, procedures, and packages
	Creating libraries and triggers

Introducing Procedure Builder
 

	Identifying Procedure Builder object types
	Using the toolbars and tool palettes
	Working with PL/SQL Interpreter

The Procedure Builder Editors
 

	Using the Program Unit Editor
	Using the Stored Program Unit Editor
	Creating triggers with the Database Trigger Editor

Debugging PL/SQL Program Units
 

	Using the PL/SQL Interpreter
	Setting breakpoints and break triggers
	Using PL/SQL Interpreter script files and logs

This course is distributed with
 

	Exercises that allow users to practice in Oracle Developer/2000
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Supplied files that allow you review the answers to the exercises
	Supplied files that allow you to replicate a database
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to the Oracle product
	An Oracle glossary