Enhanced Learning Path 

You need a way to learn the code that is simple! So we developed a table method where the code you are writing is on the left and the explanation is on the right. [Double-click image to zoom in]

We used different fonts so you could easily understand how the code changed. For instance, code you need to delete uses a strike-through and inserted code is shown in blue. Any code that remains the same is shown with a gray background.

In some stored processes, you may only need to add a line and delete a line to have a completely new stored process. It’s not that clear in other teaching methodologies.

What are the Keys?

Each chapter contains keys or tips to help you remember key concepts about the topic. Here’s a few samples:

Working with Complex Prompts

We’ll show you how to code simple and complex prompts! These prompts can help you turn three stored processes into one, which simplifies maintenance. 

Complex Layouts

Sometimes the stored process has to go beyond the out-of-box layouts. Learn how to create the layout and how to create output.

Also create code that can be used in mobile devices – such as an iPhone or iPad.

Learn to use HTML and JavaScript

Adding HTML and JavaScript to your stored processes to create customized layouts and reports.

You can add custom drop-down menus, create drill-downs to other stored processes, and learn to use HTML forms to collect user input.

Careful – once you realize how easy it is to create powerful stored processes, you might find yourself making up excuses to write them!  

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