PeopleCode

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PeopleCode is an object-oriented, proprietary programming language used to customize and extend Oracle’s PeopleSoft enterprise applications.

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instanceOf object-oriented programming language ⓘ
programming language ⓘ
proprietary programming language ⓘ
category Oracle technologies ⓘ
enterprise software technologies ⓘ
designedFor PeopleSoft developers ⓘ
enterprise application customization ⓘ
developer Oracle Corporation ⓘ
PeopleSoft ⓘ
documentationProvidedBy Oracle Corporation ⓘ
executionEnvironment PeopleSoft Application Server ⓘ
PeopleSoft Process Scheduler ⓘ
PeopleSoft client tools ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft
hasFeature ability to call PeopleSoft Component Interfaces ⓘ
ability to invoke web services ⓘ
context-sensitive events based on PeopleSoft components ⓘ
strong integration with PeopleSoft metadata definitions ⓘ
support for application packages ⓘ
support for inheritance in application classes ⓘ
paradigm event-driven ⓘ
object-oriented ⓘ
primaryIDE PeopleSoft Application Designer ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft
proprietaryTo Oracle Corporation ⓘ
relatedTo PeopleSoft Component Interface ⓘ
PeopleSoft Integration Broker ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft

PeopleSoft Query ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft
supports SQL execution ⓘ
application classes ⓘ
built-in functions ⓘ
component events ⓘ
error handling ⓘ
menu item events ⓘ
methods ⓘ
properties ⓘ
record field events ⓘ
rowset processing ⓘ
workflow events ⓘ
tightlyIntegratedWith PeopleSoft metadata ⓘ
PeopleTools ⓘ
usedFor customizing PeopleSoft applications ⓘ
extending PeopleSoft applications ⓘ
usedIn PeopleSoft Campus Solutions ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft

PeopleSoft Enterprise ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft

PeopleSoft Financials and Supply Chain Management ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft

PeopleSoft Human Capital Management ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft
usedWith Oracle Database ⓘ
PeopleSoft Internet Architecture ⓘ
linked to: PeopleSoft

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