Recently we developed Oracle APEX application in our APEX 18.1 environment. Trying to share the tool with one of our customers, we realised that they are still using 5.1.4 and won’t be able to update within short time.
Recently I have developed an internal application for knowledge sharing using Oracle APEX. In this application, I have used many interesting new features from 19.2 and 20.1.
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If you are a DBA/PLSQL guru but are not familiar with traditional web development, then Oracle APEX is one of the best option.
In this context, if you are trying to build a multilanguage application with Oracle APEX then this article should give an overview and understanding of how the translation mechanism that is built-in to Oracle APEX works, and how you should handle it. It is based on Oracle Application Express 18.1 version.
Naming conventions are an important part of coding conventions. Naming conventions are the rules for how “things” are named. In the case of a database, the “things” being named are schema objects such as tables, sequences, indexes, views, triggers as well as constraints. In a database it is essential to choose names with particular care.
The Interactive Report in Oracle APEX already offers us a useful pivoting feature. Unfortunately, this is linked to a few restrictions. So an alternative to the option in the UI is to pivot directly via the calling query. But is this even possible without having to write XML code? Of course it is!
[Translate to Deutsch:] Azubis! Studis! 2022 habe ich an der APEX Connect im Phantasialand teilgenommen und es war eine großartige Erfahrung. Mit dem NextGen-Programm der Doag könnt ihr das auch!