See inside your .fmb files.
Finally.

Select two .fmb/.mmb/.pll files and get a full hierarchical diff — every block, item, trigger, and property. Search and replace across hundreds of form files simultaneously with wildcard support.

• Side-by-side structured diff with ADDED / REMOVED / MODIFIED badges
• Click any changed object to see a line-level property diff
• Search across entire folder trees with * and ? wildcards
• Replace matched property values across multiple files in one operation
• Export results as HTML or plain-text reports
• Supports .fmb, .mmb, and .pll files

Open a .fmb file and immediately query the underlying Oracle database through the form's own block and column definitions — complete with master/detail relationships, inline editing, and transactional saves. The built-in Analyze tab then lets AI work through your form code.

• Browse all database blocks and their columns before running a query
• Master/detail tabs automatically populated from Oracle Forms relations
• In-grid editing with ROWID-based saves — no primary key required
• AI explains complex triggers in plain English
• AI detects potential bugs, duplicate logic, and dead code before deployment
• AI generates developer documentation and recommends Oracle Forms best practices

Instrument your form to log every trigger that fires and every error raised during a live Oracle Forms session — then watch the execution log update in real time as you run it.

• Adds logging code to the trigger types you select, saves a traced copy
• Compile and run the traced form exactly as normal
• Auto-Refresh and Follow keep the log scrolled to the latest entry
• Click any error for a detail pop-up: block, field, and full ORA- description
• Your original .fmb is never modified

Launch any Oracle Form or Report directly without going through the main application menu. Designed for developers who need to run individual items quickly during development and testing.

• Browse and launch any .fmb or report without navigating menus
• Pass parameters directly from the launcher
• Keeps a history of recently run items for quick re-launch
• Useful for ad-hoc testing and developer workflows

Lets Oracle Forms 12 developers run forms using frmsal.jar directly from the Forms Developer run button — eliminating the need to switch to a browser or configure a separate runtime environment.

• Intercepts the Forms Developer run action and routes via frmsal.jar
• No browser or web server required for form execution
• Works seamlessly with the standard Forms 12 development workflow
• Removes the context-switch between building and testing