September 2011
Intermediate to advanced
468 pages
15h 37m
English
Now that we have built Oracle structures and Oracle and Java code, we will need to maintain the data that keeps it running. Primarily, this data consists of users, proxy grants, application registrations, and application connection strings. It has not been too difficult to execute SQL scripts to insert records for one or two users, and one or two applications—especially while we are studying the issues and requirements. But in a year or so, the steps to accomplish these tasks will be long forgotten, along with the reasons for doing them.
However, if we can encapsulate the business rules, logic, and procedure steps in a user-friendly application, we will have a much easier time adding new users and ...
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