1. Tech Session on the topic: Speed and Safety in Oracle Forms Migrations: The Role of AI Guardrails

15.10.2026 11:00 - 15.10.2026 12:00
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Join our first 1-hour tech session to learn everything there is to know about:

Speed and Safety in Oracle Forms Migrations: The Role of AI Guardrails

This tech session will be held in English and is free for all participants!


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Agenda

11:00 a.m. Welcome
11:05 a.m. The session
11:50 a.m. Q&A and closing remarks
12:00 p.m. End


If Oracle Forms could be migrated using deterministic rules alone, someone would have developed a solution years ago. While rules can handle simple modules, it's the complex business logic, buried in undocumented forms, procedures, and packages, that needs more than deterministic rules to convert correctly.


But now, AI can finally work through hundreds or thousands of Forms to build a full inventory, map dependencies, and score complexity in days.

However, giving an AI agent access to your legacy codebase creates a new problem: when you hand your business logic to a third-party model, you may be helping build your next competitor's product.


In this session, we'll walk through:


  • How AI turns a Forms portfolio into a scored inventory in days
  • Where deterministic conversion works — and where it hits a limit
  • Why AI is the missing piece
  • How to contain an AI agent without losing its edge
  • What we learned comparing open models against state-of-the-art proprietary models (including what surprised us)


You'll leave able to assess your own Forms portfolio and tell a realistic AI migration plan from an optimistic one.

Join us to see how deterministic rules and a contained AI agent make Oracle Forms migrations faster. Without handing over control.


Contributors

Referent: Gergely Dombi, Kodesage (CEO and co-founder)

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