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Oracle Forms Converter
  • Overview
  • Typical workflow
  • Getting started
    • Installing drivers
    • License key activation
    • Creating a new project
      • Binary files mode
      • XML files mode
    • Opening an existing project
  • Settings
    • Forms & reports settings
    • Statistics settings
    • Connection settings
  • Operations in details
    • Run Assessment Report
    • Convert
    • Publish
  • Using a sample project
  • Assessment report
  • System requirements
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System requirements

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The following list describes the recommended system and hardware requirements for running Oracle Forms Converter.

  • Operating system: Windows Server 2008 R2; Windows Server 2012; Windows Server 2012 R2; Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 or higher
  • Free System disk space: 5 GB or more.
  • Memory: 8 GB or more.
  • Processor: 1 GHz or higher.
  • Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7.
  • ODT with ODAC(Oracle Data Access Components) 11.2.0.4.0_x64 (ODAC112040Xcopy_64bit.zip).
  • NodeJS v.10.x.x and above.
  • Web browser: Google Chrome
  • Oracle Forms and Reports 9i or higher.

To run the SQL script for the sample project, you need SYSDBA privileges.

To publish a converted project, the user must have the following privileges on the target database:

  • grant select on dba_synonyms to [schema_name]
  • grant select on dba_objects to [schema_name]
  • grant select any dictionary to [schema_name]
  • grant select on dba_constraints to [schema_name]
  • grant select on user$ to [schema_name]
  • grant select on v_$transaction to [schema_name]
  • grant select on v_$session to [schema_name]
  • grant select on v_$mystat to [schema_name]
  • grant unlimited tablespace to [schema_name]
  • grant create session to [schema_name]
  • grant create procedure to [schema_name]
  • grant execute any procedure to [schema_name]
  • grant create any type to [schema_name]
  • grant execute any type to [schema_name]

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