Close Me! Database development The database is the foundation of a succesfull IT strategy. The Oracle database is by far the best and most popular database around. It provides a lot of advantages like scalability, performance, increase of productivity, higher quality of service , ...
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In a nutshellContribute has several years of experience with the Oracle Database and Application Technologies and is able to provide enterprise quality solutions to its customers. As a close partner to Oracle, we can provide end-to-end solutions covering software development, implementation, support and several other services. Contribute has been rewarded multiple awards in the past proving its excellence in Oracle Technology. With over 50 consultants Contribute is one of the most valuable partners of Oracle in Belgium. Contribute is focused on helping clients successfully implement technology solutions to meet their business objectives. With time-proven methodologies and tools, our experts will understand your objectives and requirements, assemble a team with the right skill set for the projects, design and build a solution, test it thoroughly, and deliver the results. We assist our customers in realizing the full value of their investments in Oracle technology. Contribute is uniquely positioned to help you make the most of your Oracle investments. Upcoming Events
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New Website
As you may have noticed, the Contribute website has just had a makeover. After 2 and a half year of continuous growth, we decided it was time to renew the look and navigation of the site and that information should be made more accessible.
Over the coming month we will be adding new features and content to the site.
We hope you will enjoy the site and find the information you are looking for. We should be pleased to receive your comments at info at contribute dot be . Setting up Webutil for Oracle FormsSetting up Webutil for Oracle Forms What is Webutil While migrating Oracle Forms applications from 6i to 10g, it's possible that you'll face problems on parts of the form that won't work... Calling a Java Class in PL/SQLCalling a Java class in PL/SQL Create your java class. Make sure the method you want to call from PL/SQL is declared static . From Oracle 8 and higher, you can use the commandline... |
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