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An earlier client/server application development system for Windows, Mac and Motif from Oracle. Formerly the Cooperative Development Environment, the core programs were Oracle Forms, Oracle Reports and Oracle Graphics. Oracle Procedure Builder provided drag and drop application partitioning. It also included Discoverer/2000 for queries and reports. See Oracle Developer Suite.

As with most products that had 2000 in their name, this was dropped after 1999 and the suite was renamed Oracle Developer Suite. Tools such as JDeveloper were added over subsequent years.

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Oracle Developer 2000 is a Client/Server software development application designed especially to create professional end-user applications which interface with an Oracle database server. This non-version specific test covers the two primary components of Developer 2000, which are Forms and Reports.

Tests for Oracle Designer 2000 and Oracle 9.i for Developers are also available.

I have been working on a win2012r2 machine as a development machine. We have sql 2000 developer edition. We definitely need to upgrade, soon, to at least sql2005, for our application, but this will take a lot of regression testing and research. In the meantime we need to stay with 2000.

I was asked to build a new development machine with windows 10, which I did. I tried to install sql 2000 today on that windows 10 64 bit machine and I got various "initialization" errors. I've seen various postings about some very tedious steps / workarounds to make this work... not sure I want to go down that road.

I don't think there's any way that SQL 2000 will install on Windows 10 (or Windows 8, or Windows 7). Get a hypervisor (Hyper-V, VMWare Player, VirtualBox), install an older OS (Server 2003 R2 should work if you can find it) and stick SQL 2000 on that.

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I need help in installing Oracle 8i and Developer 2000 in WinNT 4.0 machine. Please note that this is for testing purpose only. So need to install it in the same machine.

So I need to know -

(1) Procedure to do it

(2) How to configure Developer 2000 to point to Oracle Database

(3) Any additional tips and/or tricks you can recommend

Actually I attempted in installing, the result was that Developer 2000 (Forms) is not able to connect to the database.

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and Tom said...Oracle8i is release 8.1.

D2K is based on 8.0.

You can install either first/second -- they will be installed into separate Oracle Homes. (separate directories).

You will need to use SQL*net to connect D2k to the database as the products are 2 different versions.

You'll setup and configure the Oracle8i listener using the configuration files in $ORACLE_HOME\network\admin (oracle home for the oracle8i instance). You can use the Oracle Home Selector tool to set your default Oracle home to the database. You'll be setting up the listener.ora. Once you have the sqlnet listener running, you'll be ready for the next step.

Use the Oracle Home selector now to set the default Oracle Home to the D2k Oracle home. You would now setup the tnsnames.ora file in the oracle_home\net80\admin (not network\admin, net80\admin). You'll have this point to the Oracle8i instance on your machine. You can use the tnsping tool to test this connection. Now you are ready to run d2k and connect to the 8i instance.

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Over 2.6 million professional developers worldwide use Office as part of their custom solutions, taking advantage of the prebuilt functionality of the applications to quickly build and deliver solutions that end users are already familiar with. Office 2000 extends the reach of end users, enabling them to access and use corporate data and to publish and share documents on the Web. Developers will benefit from new programmability enhancements, including Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) 6.0, as well as support for the new unified COM add-in architecture, Office components and the ability to programmatically save documents as HTML pages to Web servers.

Office 2000 Developer contains many new features that greatly enhance developer productivity for building solutions that use Office and Office components in a custom application. Included in Office Developer are the other elements of the new high-end version of the Office product suite, such as the Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Web site creation and development tool. Office Developer also includes the Microsoft Visual SourceSafe

version control system and integration of Visual SourceSafe with the Visual Basic for Applications editor. Office Developer also includes enhanced VBA productivity tools for quickly building solutions with Office and third-party VBA-enabled applications:

COM Add-In Designer , which enables developers to build solutions that work with the new, consistent add-in Model for Microsoft Office. With the COM Add-In Designer, VBA can now produce fully compiled DLLs that run in any Office application.

Office 2000 Developer includes integrated tools for packaging and deploying solutions and distributing Microsoft Access solutions royalty-free, and managing Jet database replication via the network or the Web:

More information will be available on the Office Developer Forum, the Web site for developers working with Office. Office 2000 Developer is scheduled to be available in the first half of 1999. For more information on Office 2000 Developer, please visit . For more information about Office 2000, please visit .

I did a bit of reading on web development in the early 2000s, and found out about "Front page" was a program that everyone used to make websites. I wanted to know how, eventually, you guys have migrated from using something like "front page" to something more modern? was it a big change?

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The default sphere in unity has 768 triangles... times 2000 that's a lot of rendering. You might be able to do something with instancing. I've not done this with unity, TBH, but I have in native DX for rendering the Kinect depth stream as 200k+ cubes. Instancing made a huge difference.

You absolutely wouldn't want to do some form of instancing, while just enabling instancing on the shader you are using would likely help, you probably would want to avoid the overhead of having 2000+ game objects also. Instead, you could have a single game object that uses DrawMeshInstanced to and an array of matrix transforms (scale and translation can be represented in those).

Thank you for pointing that out. It turns out that I did turn on some unnecessary components when testing on this one. The frame rates did go to 45 - 55 FPS under this stats. But it does not change the fact that it is still laggy when putting on 2000 gameobjects at the same time.

When I was updating all 2000 matrices every frame, and even on my desktop, it was bringing things down to almost 60fps and about 98% of the frame time was spent doing this when I looked at it in the profiler.

There are a lot of inefficiencies in my naive implementation, for example, if I used transform.localToWorldMatrix instead of doing TRS manually, it would save 32000 matrix multiplications. Additionally, if I calculated the individual datapoint's TS matrix ahead of time, that would save 1*2000 more. In theory just doing that would make the code 5 times faster. Additionally, some simple checks can be done to only update the transforms or values have changed, etc.

In this candid Yasunori Mitsuda interview from 2000, the lauded composer talks about his early days before joining Square, the pressure of Chrono Trigger, his favorite compositions, the influence of Russian trad music, and more. Featured in Nice Games magazine, it makes an excellent companion piece to his game hihyou magazine interview of three years later.

Hello,

I have to install Oracle Developer 2000 R2.1 on a Windows 8.1 (x64) machine to run an application developed by a third party developer, but my installation keeps on crashing. Tried running in Windows XP SP3 compatibility mode still same result.

I eventually found out the root of the problem. I was using a 64-bit OS, which does not have the NTVMD feature, while same installation done on a Windows 10 32-bit saw the OS automatically download and enable the NTVDM feature, which then proceeded with completing the installation of the Developer 2000 R2.1 setup. After googling, I found that 64-bit OS do not support this NTVDM feature at all. A pity Microsoft overlooked a feature like this on the 64-bit platforms. e24fc04721