[AccessD] Oracle HTML DB

Never heard of it till your post.
It appears to ONLY do HTML, using a bunch of wizard type interfaces.

They do have a FAQ on converting from Access.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/htmldb/pdf/access_to_
htmldb.pdf

They say its for programmers and non programmers!!!  Just like Access
;-)))

"Currently there is no utility to convert an entire Microsoft Access
application to
an Oracle HTML DB application. Since Microsoft Access creates Microsoft
Windows-based applications, many components do not translate directly
into a
Web application.
There is, however, a data migration utility called Oracle Migration
Workbench.
Oracle Migration Workbench simplifies the process of migrating database
systems, like Microsoft Access, to the Oracle database. Using Oracle
Migration
Workbench you can migrate data and database objects, such as tables,
views,
indexes and constraints, to an Oracle database. Once the data and
database
objects are in an Oracle database and HTML DB is installed, it is easy
to turn
these objects into a Web application, allowing users to access and
manipulate
the data."

I've used the migration workbench, it was not easy to setup but I got
the Oracle DB built 
in the end...  This was a couple of years ago...

cheers

Michael M

My company is moving to replacing Access97 with Oracle HTML DB. 

Can anyone comment on the pros or cons of Oracle HTML DB? 
Does anyone know how easy it is to migrate existing Access97 data across
and how easy is it to learn to set up front ends in the Oracle
environment?

I am self taught on Access97 and understand nearly all of the discussion
on this list. 

Terry Mace
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