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Compiling forms

Asked by: kmocampo

I am developing forms using Oracle Form Builder 9.0.2.1. These forms are going to be integrated in a Datastream application (MP7) in a company that has installed LINUX. I develop in a Windows 2000 environment, and then i compile my forms and work fine. But now i don't know what to do to take them to the client company. Should i take the fmb files and recompile them? Which command should i use to recompile? In which directory can i find it once i am in that linux environment? Where can i find the configuration files to see the forms and reports paths?

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2005-09-29 at 02:14:34ID: 21578103
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