Tutorial 3 - Creating a simple master-detail form

[@RicardodaRocha]

Just an update regarding this video. Many people have asked me why I do not use voice overs. I specifically created these videos so that the students I teach have access to additional material outside of class and our LMS. Because we are based in South Africa, where internet access is still a challenge and mobile data costs are high, one of the key goals when I made these tutorials were to keep them as small and bandwidth efficient as possible, thus the lack of voice overs. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect that the videos would become so popular outside of my small circle of students. Please let me know if you would like to see more videos, and if yes, which topics would you like to see covered?

[@MasteringTheBlend]

Thank you man for this great series :D.

[@priyamp2986]

Was very useful and easy to understand. Thanks a Lot

[@KhaliDALKhafaji]

I have a problem when I try to enter the data I can save the data in the main form but I cant in detail

[@chriskissoon]

if i had a link entity and i want to make customer to be the master but its a link entity with orders how do i get the orders details form pls help i need this to work for school the link entity is ("customerorders") so its like cust1001 class1001 etc

[@nmatte7169]

Was you able to create new record and save master as well as child record in one save click?

[@diegomunozdelrio8894]

Hey, Could you please upload the course files, please? I wanted to practice but I require the course files to do so.

[@urbinax]

wow sir very nice tutorial i like it

[@riyatharani]

very nice .... thanks..

[@venkatramanmn]

Great!!!

[@obad82011]

Thank you.

[@sukumarpaul4750]

thanks for your tutorial

[@praveenbn7681]

if you can speak abt the properties or things we see on screen., that would be more helpful.. great videos.. thnx

[@ugurz]

i prefer a sound include video, but it's nice too. thanks for the video.

[@jakikanak3439]

A good tutorial

[@marioenriquez6405]

Thanks.

[@gparag88]

thanks

[@jm-289]

OMG, Is Oracle Form still alive?!

[@hamzasahin7130]

haha in our company (Germany!) we still (year 2024!) use it, but simultanously our programmers were building a new system with java.

[@jm-289]

@@hamzasahin7130 and that was from 8 years ago haha