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The document is an activity guide for Oracle APEX Developer Professional, outlining practices for getting started with Oracle APEX on the Oracle Autonomous Database. It includes instructions for provisioning an APEX workspace, installing sample applications, and various practices related to database application development. The guide emphasizes the low-code nature of APEX, allowing users to create applications rapidly without extensive coding knowledge.

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Table of Contents

Practice: Getting Started with Oracle APEX on the Oracle Autonomous Database ................. 5
Practice 1: Provision an APEX Workspace ...................................................................................... 6

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Practice 2: Install and Run a Sample Application Overview ........................................................... 14

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Practice: Use SQL Workshop ......................................................................................................... 23

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Practice 1: Install a Sample Data Set ............................................................................................... 24

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Practice 2: Add Columns to the PRODUCTS Table.......................................................................... 27

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Practice 3: Create a Database Package for Business Logic ........................................................... 42

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Practice 4: Create Database Objects Using Quick SQL .................................................................. 51

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Practice: Creating a Database Application.................................................................................... 63

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Get Started ..................................................................................................................................... 64

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Practice 1: Create an Application Based on Existing Tables .......................................................... 65
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Practice 2: Create an Application from a Spreadsheet .................................................................. 81
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Practice: Working with Pages and Regions .................................................................................. 91

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Practice 1: Create Pages, Regions, and Items ................................................................................. 92

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Practice: Developing Reports ......................................................................................................... 111

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Practice 1: Create an Interactive Grid and Smart Filters ................................................................. 112

Practice 2: Create Cards Regions and Faceted Search .................................................................. 121
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Practice: Managing and Customizing Interactive Reports .......................................................... 151

Practice 1: Customize an Interactive Report as a Developer .......................................................... 152

Practice 2: Customize an Interactive Report as an End User ......................................................... 160

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Practice: Managing and Customizing Interactive Grids .............................................................. 185

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Practice 1: Customize an Interactive Grid as a Developer .............................................................. 186

Practice 2: Customize an Interactive Grid as an End User ............................................................. 197

Practice: Creating Application Page Controls .............................................................................. 211

Practice 1: Add Items and Buttons to a Page ................................................................................. 212

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Practice: Enhancing your application using Computations, Processes and Validations ........ 229
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Practice 1: Add Branches, Validations, and Processes to the Shopping Cart Page ....................... 230
Practice: Creating and using Dynamic Actions ............................................................................ 239
Practice 1: Add Dynamic Actions, Computations, and Processes.................................................. 240
Practice: Managing Cards, Faceted Search, and Smart Filters................................................... 259
Practice 1: Improve Smart Filters Page ........................................................................................... 260
Practice 2: Improve and Customize the Faceted Search and Cards Regions ................................ 265

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Practice: Creating and Using Forms .............................................................................................. 279

Practice 1: Create and Customize Forms ........................................................................................ 280
Practice: Implementing Navigation in your Application .............................................................. 291
Practice 1: Improve Application ...................................................................................................... 292
Practice: Using Themes and Themes Styles................................................................................. 307
Practice 1: Use Themes and Theme Styles .................................................................................... 308

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Practice: Extending Application Capabilities................................................................................ 315

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Practice 1: Manage Approvals Component .................................................................................... 316

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Practice: Managing Application Data ............................................................................................. 359

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Practice 1: Manage Application Data .............................................................................................. 360

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Practice: Implement Security in your Application ........................................................................ 375

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Practice 1: Create Authentication and Authorization Schemes ..................................................... 376

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Practice: Adding Additional Pages to your Application .............................................................. 397

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Practice 1: Adding Additional Pages to Your Application .............................................................. 398
Practice 2: Add Map to Your Application ....................................................................................... 415
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Practice: Migrate Application Development Between Environments ......................................... 421
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Practice: Getting Started
Practice 1: Provision an APEX Workspace
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Introduction

Oracle APEX is a low-code application platform for Oracle Database. APEX Application
Development, Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW), and Autonomous Transaction Processing
(ATP) are fully managed services, pre-integrated and pre-configured with APEX, for rapidly

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need to decide on the service you are going to use for this workshop and then create an APEX

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How do I find my APEX release version?
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To determine which release of Oracle APEX you are currently running, do one of the following:
• View the release number on the Workspace home page:

o Sign in to Oracle APEX. The Workspace home page appears. The current
release version is displayed in the bottom right corner.

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• View the About APEX page:
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o Sign in to Oracle APEX. The Workspace home page appears.

o Click the Help menu at the top of the page and select About. The About APEX
page appears.

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You can run this lab in any Oracle Database with APEX 23.1 installed. This includes the APEX
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Application Development Service, the free, "Development Only" apex.oracle.com service, your
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App Dev VM and installing APEX 23.1.

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1. Go to https://apex.oracle.com

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2. Click Get Started for Free.
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4. On the Request a Workspace dialog, enter your identification details – First Name, Last
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Name, Email, Workspace Name, Your Location, etc.

Now, please accept the Terms of the Oracle APEX Service Agreement and then Request
Workspace
Note: For workspace, enter a unique name, such as first initial and last name.

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5. Check your email. You should get an email from apexext-noreply@ociapp-
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notifications.oracle.com within a few minutes.

Note: If you don’t get an email go back to Step 3 and make sure to enter your email
correctly.
Within the email body, click Create Workspace.

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6. Click Continue to Sign In Screen.
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8. On the APEX Workspace login page, enter your password, select the Remember
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workspace and username checkbox, and then click Sign In.

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Summary

At this point, you know how to create an APEX Workspace and you are ready to start building
amazing apps, fast. You may now proceed to the next practice.

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Practice 2: Install and Run a Sample Application Overview
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In this lab, you will navigate through the major components of Oracle APEX. This lab also
covers installing and running a sample application.

In this lab, you will:

• Navigate through the major Components of Oracle APEX

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b. The login page appears. Enter the workspace name, username, and password.
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Click Sign In.

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3. You do not have any applications listed right now. You can create a new app or install
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a sample or starter app.

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4. Click SQL Workshop.

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6. The Gallery page displays a collection of starter applications, sample applications and
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custom applications that you can install in your workspace.

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Install a Sample Application
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Now, we will learn how to install and run a sample application.

1. Once you navigate to Gallery, click Sample Apps.

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3. On the Install Application page, click the Install Application button.
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4. You can now see that the application is installed. Run the application by selecting Run
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Application.

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7. You now see the Sample Reporting application home page. In your Runtime environment
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under Developer Toolbar, click Home to return to the home page of the APEX
development environment.

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9. Toggle between the View Icons and the View Reports buttons. You see that applications
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are displayed along with their icons and report format.

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Summary

You now know how to navigate through the major components of Oracle APEX and install and
run a packaged application. You may now proceed to the next practice.

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Practice: Use SQL Workshop
Practice 1: Install a Sample Data Set
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Overview

In this practice, you learn to install sample tables and views from Sample Datasets. This
particular sample dataset is a collection of customers, stores, products, and orders used to
manage the shopping cart.

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3. On the Customer Orders row, click Install.
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5. Click Install Dataset.
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You now know how to install sample tables and views from Sample Datasets. You may
now proceed to the next practice.

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Practice 2: Add Columns to the PRODUCTS Table
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Overview

The PRODUCTS table includes some columns such as image, price, and details. But there are
other characteristics that customers would appreciate knowing about a product, such as color,
type of clothing, and department. In this practice, you will add these columns to the

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2. Click Object Browser.
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4. For the Color column, enter the following:

• Add Column - enter COLOR
• Type - select VARCHAR2
• Length - enter 200

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Click Apply.

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• Add Column - enter DEPARTMENT

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8. For the Clothing column, enter the following:
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• Add Column - enter CLOTHING

• Type - select VARCHAR2
• Length - enter 200.
Click Next.

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2. Click SQL Scripts.
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SELECT p.product_id,
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p.department,
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FROM products p ) p
SET p.clothing = Substr(product_name, Instr(product_name, '
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' ',1,1)- 2),
p.color =
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SELECT c.color

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FROM json_table (p.product_details, '$' COLUMNS (
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color VARCHAR2(4000) path '$.colour') ) c),

p.department =
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SELECT g.department
FROM json_table (p.product_details, '$' COLUMNS (
department VARCHAR2(4000) path '$.gender') ) g)

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7. Click Run Now.
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9. To check the values in the PRODUCTS table, click SQL Workshop and click SQL
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Commands.

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FROM products p;
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Create Lookup Tables

Since multiple products may have the same values for Color, Department, and Clothing, to
avoid repetition and make updates easy, you can create a lookup table for each. A lookup table
stores the value of the available colors, departments, or clothing in a single place, and then
each product can reference the value from the lookup table.

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In this practice, you create lookup tables based on the new three columns. After you create a
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lookup table, this allows the PRODUCTS table to reference the new color, clothing type, and
department lookup value by its new numeric primary key value in the lookup table.

1. From the APEX main menu, click SQL Workshop.

2. Click Object Browser.

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5. For Text Column, select COLOR and Click Create Lookup Table.
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6. To create Department lookup table, navigate back to the Products table and
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Click More and Select Create Lookup Table button.

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7. For Text Column, select DEPARTMENT and Click Create Lookup Table.
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Note: Click the Create Lookup Table button only once. Then you will find the new table listed in
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the Object Browser.

10. The columns COLOR, DEPARTMENT, and CLOTHING in the Products table are renamed
to COLOR_ID, DEPARTMENT_ID, and CLOTHING_ID respectively, and their data type
changed to NUMBER. Also, there are new tables containing the values of the products:
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for reference information, and how to create and run a SQL script to populate your tables. You
may now proceed to the next practice.

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Practice 3: Create a Database Package for Business Logic
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Overview

In this practice, you learn to create database objects to use in your APEX application. This
package contains functions and procedures to add products to the cart, remove products,
create an order, clear the cart, and more.

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Create specification and body for the package.

1. Navigate to SQL Workshop, and click Object Browser.

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2. Navigate to the Packages on the left side, Right click on it and Select Create Package.
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4. For Specification, replace the contents of the code editor with the following:
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CREATE OR replace PACKAGE manage_orders

AS
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-- create procedure for add a product temporarily
PROCEDURE add_product (
p_product IN NUMBER,

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PROCEDURE remove_product (
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FUNCTION Customer_exists(
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RETURN NUMBER;
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PROCEDURE create_order (
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p_customer_email IN VARCHAR2,
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p_store IN NUMBER,
p_order_id OUT orders.order_id%TYPE,
p_customer_id OUT NUMBER );
END manage_orders;

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contents of the code editor with the following:

CREATE OR replace PACKAGE BODY manage_orders
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PROCEDURE add_product (p_product IN NUMBER,
p_quantity IN NUMBER)
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WHERE collection_name = 'PRODUCTS'

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END IF;
END remove_product;

FUNCTION get_quantity
RETURN NUMBER
IS

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l_items NUMBER := 0;
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BEGIN
IF apex_collection.collection_exists (p_collection_name =>
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PROCEDURE clear_cart
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BEGIN
IF apex_collection.collection_exists (p_collection_name =>
'PRODUCTS')
THEN

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apex_collection.truncate_collection(p_collection_name =>
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'PRODUCTS');
END IF;
END clear_cart;

FUNCTION customer_exists(p_customer_email IN VARCHAR2)

RETURN NUMBER
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PROCEDURE create_order (p_customer IN VARCHAR2,

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(full_name,
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email_address)
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VALUES (p_customer,
p_customer_email)
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returning customer_id INTO p_customer_id;

END IF;

INSERT INTO orders

(order_datetime,
customer_id,

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store_id,
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order_status)
VALUES (SYSDATE,
p_customer_id,
p_store,
'OPEN')
returning order_id INTO p_order_id;

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END manage_orders;
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7. Click Save & Compile.
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that the functions and procedures you've defined in this practice are using a built-in feature of
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Oracle APEX to handle the user's shopping cart by managing a collection of product id and
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quantity values specific to the current user, and automatically create a new row in
the Customers table during order creation if it's the first time the user is placing an order.
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Practice 4: Create Database Objects Using Quick SQL
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Overview

Memorizing the SQL to create and maintain database objects can be difficult. However, there
are tools that can generate the code for you based on a shorthand syntax or a graphical user
interface. In this practice, you will create database objects using Quick SQL and then view the

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1. Return to your APEX Workspace and click '⌄' next to the SQL Workshop tab, click
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Utilities, and then select Quick SQL.

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2. Copy the following SQL shorthand code and paste it into the left pane in Quick SQL.
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departments /insert 4
name /nn
location
country
employees /insert 14
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4. Review the SQL that is generated in the right-hand pane, and then click Settings to make
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some changes to the resulting code.

It is important to save the SQL Shorthand as a script so that it can be run in your database.
In the SQL (right pane) toolbar, click Save SQL Script.

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6. Now that you saved the script you can run it to create the specified database objects.
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In the SQL (right pane) toolbar, click Review and Run.

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8. On the Run Script page, click Run Now.
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10. To view the database objects that were created, click the arrow '⌄' in the SQL
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Workshop tab and then select Object Browser.

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12. Click the Data tab to see the data that was loaded.
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then select Data Workshop.

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6. Once Data Loading is finished, a success message is displayed. If some rows cannot be
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loaded to the target table, they will be stored to the error table and error table is displayed.
Then click View Table.

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8. Click the Data tab to see the data that was loaded.
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Overview

In this lab, you will create a database application based on existing tables. You will also learn
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Practice 1: Create an Application Based on Existing Tables
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Overview

In this practice, you will create a database application based on existing tables.

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3. Click New Application.
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1. In the Create Application wizard, click Add Page.
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2. Click Dashboard.

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3. Click Multiple Reports.
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Set Multiple Reports as Administration Pages
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1. Edit each of the following pages to set it as an Administration Page:

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Add Manage Products Page
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1. In the Create Application wizard, click Add Page.

2. Click Interactive Report.

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5. Click Add Page.
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Finish Creating the Application
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Now that you have added all the pages, it is time to generate the app and review it.

1. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and click Create Application.

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Run the Application
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1. Enter your user credentials. Click Sign In.

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Practice 2: Create an Application from a Spreadsheet
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In this lab, you will learn how to create an APEX application using data imported from a
spreadsheet.

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3. Click From a File.
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6. Review the parsed data. Enter DEMO_PROJECTS for Table Name and click Load Data.
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2. Now you are going to remove the following pages from the Create an Application page.
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• Demo Projects Search

• Demo Projects Report
• Calendar On the Create Application page. Click the Edit button next to Demo Projects
Search.

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3. On the Add Faceted Search Page, click the Delete button and then confirm it by clicking OK.
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4. Then click Create Application.
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When the wizard finishes creating the application, you will be redirected to the application's
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2. On the Shared Components page, under User Interface, select Progressive Web App.
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Run and Explore the New App
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1. Navigate back to DEMO_PROJECTS application and then click Run Application. This will
open the runtime application in a new browser tab, allowing you to see how end users will
view the app.

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3. Click the Install App Icon on the top right of the page to install the application to your local
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Practice 1: Create Pages, Regions, and Items
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Overview

In this lab, you open the home page in page designer, and navigate through and review the
page designer panes. Then, you create a new page that allows customers to view the details of
their recent order. Customers will find the following details of the order:

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Developer Toolbar, click Page n.

Note: If you are not on the Home page then the Developer Toolbar will show the current
page number, and clicking Edit Page xx will navigate to that page, instead of Page n.

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3. In the Page Designer, you can invoke help on any attribute by clicking Help on the toolbar.
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Select a component and then select an attribute in the Property Editor to display help on
that attribute.

For example, in this screenshot, you select Online Shopping Application in the Rendering
tree on the left, and then select Sequence > Layout in the Property Editor on the right. The
help text for Sequence is displayed.

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Create a Normal Page - Order Information
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Create a Normal Page to review the order that the customer has made.

1. In the Create a Page dialog, select Blank Page and click Next.

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2. Drag a Static Content region and drop it to the Body section.
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• For Icon, enter fa-heart.
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3. In the property editor, set the name and type as follows:
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Practice 1: Create an Interactive Grid and Smart Filters
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Overview

In this practice, you navigate to the Demo Projects application and create an Interactive
Grid page and a Smart Filters page, which will help you search for and edit projects and tasks.

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Add Smart Filters to the Demo Projects Application
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In this practice, you create a Smart Filters report on the DEMO_PROJECTS table in the Demo
Projects application. You already created the Demo Projects application in HOL-3.

1. Navigate to the Create (+) button and click Page.

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2. Under Create a Page, select Component and then select Smart Filters.
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Page.

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Practice 2: Create Cards Regions and Faceted Search
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Overview

In this practice, you create:

• Application Items and an Application Process

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4. Create two items as follows:
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Name Scope

SHOPPING_CART_ICON Application

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Create the Application Process

This process is needed to refresh the number of items in the shopping cart, which will be shown
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1. Click Shared Components.
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:SHOPPING_CART_ICON := 'fa-cart-empty';
END IF;
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7. Click Create Process.
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4. For Create Blank Page, enter/select the following:
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Under Page Definition:

• Page Number: 16
• Name: Shopping Cart

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Add a Cards Region

This region will list the items that have been added temporarily to the shopping cart.

1. On the new page created, navigate to the Gallery Menu.

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2. Drag a Cards region and drop it into the Body section.
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• BLOB Column: PRODUCT_IMAGE

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• For No Data Found Icon: fa-cart-empty

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This action allows customers to open a page to edit a particular item in the shopping cart.

1. In the Rendering tree (left pane), navigate to Actions under Shopping Cart.

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2. Right-click Actions and select Create Action.
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• For Target, enter No Link Defined.
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• Click OK.
• For Display Type, select Text with Icon.
• For Icon, select fa-cart-edit.
Click Save.

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2. Select Blank Page and click Next.
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• Page Mode: Modal Dialog

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Click Create Page.

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4. Click Attributes and select the following:
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• Under Appearance: For Layout, select Float.

• Under Title: For Column, select PRODUCT_NAME.
• Under Subtitle: For Column, select BRAND.
• Under Body: For Column, select DESCRIPTION.

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• Under Secondary Body:
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1) Set Advanced Formatting to On. For HTML Expression, enter the following:
Price: &UNIT_PRICE.

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• Under Card: For Primary Key Column 1, select PRODUCT_ID.
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• Type: SQL Query

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• Under Messages:
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• When No Data Found: There are no customer reviews yet.

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2. Select Faceted Search and then click Next.
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defaults and click Next.

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Practice: Managing and
Customizing Interactive
Practice 1: Customize an Interactive Report as a Developer
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Overview

In this practice, you will manage and customize the Interactive Report page in the Sample
Reports application as a Developer.

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2. When end users click the edit icon for a specified row, they should be directed to a page
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that shows the column values for that row. The interactive report currently has a link
column to a form page. Modify your interactive report to have a link to a single row view.

a. Under Rendering, navigate to the Projects interactive report and then on the
Property Editor, select Attributes. Under Link, for Link Column, select Link to Single
Row View. Click Save and Run Page.

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Click the edit icon (pencil) for any row.
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c. The details of maintaining the project are displayed. Click the Cancel button to return
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to the report.

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b. In the Property Editor, under Attributes, search for Pagination. For Type, select Row
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Ranges X to Y of Z.

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5. You want to disable Email in the Download option of the Actions menu. In the Property
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Editor, navigate to Download. Deselect the Send as Email download format.

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7. Now that you have finished the customization for end users, click Save and Run Page.
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8. Notice that the row selector and the new pagination type are available in the report.

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• Save: Select As Named Report
• Name: Enter Projects Public Report
• Enable the Public check box.

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13. Notice that the Excel and PDF formats are available. Click the Close icon.
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Practice 2: Customize an Interactive Report as an End User
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Overview

In this practice, you will manage and customize the Interactive Report page in the Sample
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c. You can reorder the displayed columns by using the arrows on the far right.
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Select Status in the Display in Report group and click the down arrow once. Then,
click Apply.

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d. The interactive report is displayed with the changes made in the previous steps.
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b. Under Filter, enter/select the following:
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• Column: Cost
• Operator: <=
• Expression: 2000
Then, click Apply.

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• Column: Project
• Operator: =
• Expression: Bug Tracker
Click Apply.

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Click the Remove Filter icon next to both the filters.

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6. Now imagine you want to sort the report on the Cost column.
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a. Select Actions > Data > Sort.

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c. Select Cost for Column, Descending for Direction, and click Apply.
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b. In the Aggregate dialog box, select Sum for Function and Available Budget for
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Column. Click Apply to add the aggregation at the end of the last column of the report.

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b. The Compute dialog box appears.
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• For Column Label, enter Cost with Tax.

• For Computation Expression, click Cost under Column Aliases. Click *1.05 in the
Keypad.
Click Apply.

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c. The new computed column Cost with Tax now appears in the report.
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b. In the Control Break dialog box, in row number 1, select Project for Column and
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click Apply.

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10. Let's say you want to highlight rows with a Cost value of less than or equal to 500. You add
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highlights to rows while continuing with the control break that you created in the previous
step.

a. Select Actions > Format > Highlight.

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c. Notice that the rows that meet the condition are highlighted in Green color.
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12. In your interactive report, you want to include a chart to display the average Cost for
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each Project. Your interactive report should include both the Report and Chart views to
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a. Select Actions > Chart.

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b. Select Actions > Group By.

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d. The Group By report is created. You also see the sum of the budget. Notice that the
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icon for View Group By is also added.

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14. You want to display the Sum of Cost that is available with each Project and Assigned To.
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The results should be in a crosstab format. Create a Pivot report.

a. Click Actions > Pivot.

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15. You want to save the report with all the customizations.
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a. Select Actions > Report > Save Report.

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a. Select Primary Report from the Reports drop-down list. The primary report is now
displayed. You can make any changes to this report, and it will not be reflected in the
My Private Report private report you just created.

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d. From the Reports drop-down list, select My Private Report.
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b. In the Download dialog box, select CSV.
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Practice 1: Customize an Interactive Grid as a Developer
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Overview

In this practice, you customize the Interactive Grid page you created in the Demo
Projects application as a Developer.

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3. Add column group headers to the interactive grid:
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• Project Breakdown: Project, Task_Name columns

• Schedule: Start_Date, End_Date columns
• Project Financing: Cost, Budget columns

a. In the Page Designer, under Components > Body, navigate to the Project
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c. Repeat steps a and b to create the Schedule and Project Financing column groups.

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d. Now that you have created column groups, you need to assign columns to them.
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Expand Columns and select the Project and Task_Name columns.

e. In the Property Editor, under Layout, for Group, select Project Breakdown.

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Then, click Save and Run Page.

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Schedule, and Project Financing column groups display in order, followed by Status and
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Assigned To.

a. Hover your mouse over the Project Financing column group header to display the drag
handle. Your cursor also changes when it comes into contact with the drag handle. Click
and hold the drag handle.

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b. Then, drag the column group to the Status column location. The heading shifts out of
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place in the row. The Project Financing column group should be followed by the Status
column. Release the mouse. The Project Financing column group drops into place.

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5. Click Page n in the runtime developer toolbar. You want to make the ID column as
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the Primary Key. This will help you make the interactive grid editable.

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b. In the Property Editor, select Attributes and then navigate to Enable Users To.
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Click Save Public Report to enable the feature. Under Download, deselect
the HTML check box.

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b. In the Property Editor, navigate to Attributes and then navigate to Edit. Click Enabled
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to turn on the feature. Also, under Pagination, for Type, select Page.

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8. Delete the column groups in the interactive grid. Under Rendering > Project Tasks
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Interactive Grid > Column Groups, select Schedule, Project Breakdown, and Project
Financing, right-click and select Delete.

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Practice 2: Customize an Interactive Grid as an End User
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Overview

In this practice, you customize the Interactive Grid page you created in the Demo
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2. Remove the filter by clicking the X icon.
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Now, in the search bar, click the magnifying glass and select the Task Name column.

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4. Remove the filter by clicking the X icon. You want to update the Cost for the Project with ID
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1. Click the field and replace the existing value with 500.

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6. You want to update another row. This time, click the Row Actions menu icon at the edge of
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the row for the project with ID 2 and select Single Row View.

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8. You want to create a control break on the Project column. Click Actions > Format > Control
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Break.

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10. The control break is now applied. You want to highlight rows that meet a condition. Select
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Actions > Format > Highlight.

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13. You want to save the changes made to the interactive grid. Select Actions > Report > Save
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As.

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15. Notice that the Primary interactive grid and the interactive grid you saved are now available
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in the Reports drop-down list.

You want to return to the Primary interactive grid. Click Primary Report in the Reports
drop-down list.

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17. You want to add a chart to the interactive grid. Select Actions > Chart.
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19. The chart is displayed. You want to save the customization made to the interactive grid.
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Select Actions > Report > Save As.

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21. The report is now saved under Private in the Reports drop-down list. Click the Grid icon.
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23. Note that the HTML download option is no longer available. Select Excel and
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click Download.

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You now know how to manage and customize an interactive report as an end user. You may
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Application Page Controls
Practice 1: Add Items and Buttons to a Page
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Overview

In this practice, you create new page items and buttons on the Shopping Cart and Add to Cart
pages created in Practice 2 of the Developing Reports workshop.

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a second region of content.

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7. In the Property Editor, enter/select the following:
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• Name: P16_CUSTOMER_EMAIL
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• Label: Email Address
• Value Required: Off

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Optional -
P16_STORE Select List Store Off
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11. Create two buttons as follows:
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Button Button Button

Label Hot Icon
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3. In the Property Editor, enter/select the following:
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• Title: Buttons Bar

• Template: Buttons Container

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5. Right-click the Buttons Bar region and select Create Page Item.
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a) For Type, select Static Values.

b) For Static Values , click Display1, Display2 and enter the following:

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8. Right-click the region and select Create Button.
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• Under Appearance, click Template Options:

 Type: Danger
 Style: Display as Link
 Spacing Right: Large
• Click OK.

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• Click Save.
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Shopping Cart Page

Overview

This Hands-on Lab is a collection of six tasks. After completing this lab, your application will

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2. Now, you select Shopping Cart under Page Icons.
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5. Create three validations for the following items: Name, Email, and Store
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Under Error:
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Error Message Display Location Associated Item

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Add a Process to Create the Order
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1. On the Processing tab (left pane), right-click Processing and click Create Process.

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BEGIN
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MANAGE_ORDERS.create_order (
p_customer =>
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p_customer_email =>
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• For Type - select Execute Code.

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• For PL/SQL Code - enter the following PL/SQL code:
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BEGIN
manage_orders.clear_cart;
END;

• Under Server-side Condition, for When Button Pressed, select Clear.

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Add Branches to the Page
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1. On the Processing tab (left pane), right-click After Processing and click Create Branch.

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For Page - enter 16.
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• Under Server-side Condition, for When Button Pressed, select Proceed.
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 For Page - enter 1.

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Processes

Overview

This practice is a collection of nine tasks. After completing this lab, your application will enable

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• Update the badge and icon shown in the navigation bar after the customer has
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added/edited/removed a product from the shopping cart

• Refresh the shopping cart region

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parseInt(this.data.P17_SHOPPING_CART_ITEMS) > 0
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5. Navigate to Refresh Action.
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• Under Identification section:

• For Name - enter Update Badge & Icon
• For Action - select Execute JavaScript Code.
• Under Settings section:
 For Code - enter the following JavaScript Code:

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6. Create a second action. In the Dynamic Actions tab (left pane), navigate to True under the
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Update Shopping Cart Header Dynamic Action, right-click True, and select Create
TRUE Action

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• For Name - enter Refresh Shopping Cart region

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• For Action - select Refresh.

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• Under Affected Elements section:

• For Selection Type - select Region.
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JavaScript Code action.

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9. Right-click Execute JavaScript Code and select Create Opposite Action.
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• Under Settings section:

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 For Code - enter the following JavaScript Code:

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// Update Badge Text

apex.jQuery(".js-shopping-cart-item .t-Button-badge").text('');
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apex.jQuery(".js-shopping-cart-item .t-Icon").removeClass('fa-
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• Under Identification section:

• For Name - enter Refresh Shopping Cart region

• For Action - select Refresh.

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• Under Affected Elements section:

• For Selection Type - select Region.

• For Region - select Shopping Cart.

13. Click Save.

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Format Products Image Size
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1. In the Rendering tree (left pane), navigate to Page 16: Shopping Cart.

2. In the Property Editor (right pane), do the following:

• Under CSS section:
 For Inline - enter the following:

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img {

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Add Computation to Calculate the Number of Items for a Product
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1. Navigate to Page Finder and click File symbol. Then in the popup Page Finder, select
page 17.

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 For Item Name - select P17_QUANTITY.
• Under Computation:
 For Type - select Function Body.

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 For PL/SQL Function Body - enter the following PL/SQL Code:
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RETURN manage_orders.product_exists(p_product =>

:P17_PRODUCT_ID);

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2. Right-click Processing and select Create Process.
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manage_orders.add_product (p_product =>

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p_quantity => :P17_QUANTITY);

END IF;
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• Under the Server-side Condition section:
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 For When Button Pressed - select Add.

4. Click Save.

Create a Process to Edit Products in the Shopping Cart

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2. In the Property Editor, enter the following:

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• For Type - select Execute Code.

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BEGIN
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:P17_PRODUCT_ID) > 0 THEN

manage_orders.remove_product(p_product =>
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p_quantity => :P17_QUANTITY);

END IF;
:P17_ACTION := 'EDIT';
END;

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Click Save.
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Create a Process to Delete Products from the Shopping Cart
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In this Task, you call the manage_orders.remove_product to remove a product from the
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1. In the Processing tab, right click Processing and select Create Process.

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• Under Settings section:

 For Items to Return - enter
P17_SHOPPING_CART_ITEMS,P17_PRODUCT_ID,P17_ACTION,P17_QUANTITY.
Click Save.

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2. In the rendering tree, select the root node in the component tree Page 17: Add to
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3. In the Property Editor, make the following changes:
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• Under the Identification section: For Title, enter Manage Your Cart.
• Under the Dialog section:
 For Width, enter 600.
 For Height, enter 600.

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Practice: Managing Cards,
Faceted Search, and Smart
Practice 1: Improve Smart Filters Page
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Overview

In this lab, you will gain an insight into the abilities of Smart Filters, and learn how to add New
Filters and Edit existing Filters

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2. Now, you run the application using the Run Application icon.
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5. Click Save and Run Page in the upper-right corner. If prompted, enter your workspace
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Add New Smart Filter
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Add new filters in Page Designer by right-clicking filter and selecting Create Filter from the
context menu.

Filters map to specific database column. When creating a new filter, you can create the following
types: Checkbox Group, Input Field, Radio Group, and Range.

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• For Type, select Checkbox Group.

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• Under List of Values:
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• For Type, select Distinct Values.

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Practice 2: Improve and Customize the Faceted Search and
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Cards Regions

Overview

In this lab, you will learn how to improve the Products page by adding new facets and

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Task: Navigate to Products Page.

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In the Developer Toolbar click Page 19.

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Unit price is not a common search criteria, so you want to put this facet at the bottom.

1. In the Rendering tree (left pane), under Search, within Facets, click and hold
P19_UNIT_PRICE and drag it down until it is under P19_CLOTHING_ID, then release the
mouse cursor.

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Enhance the Cards Region
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1. In the Rendering tree (left pane), navigate to Search Results and in the Property Editor
(right pane), do the following:
• For SQL Query - enter the following SQL code:
SELECT "PRODUCT_ID",
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• Click Attributes and apply the following changes:

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• For Grid Columns - select Auto.

• Under Title section:
• For Column - select PRODUCT_NAME.
• Under Subtitle section:
• Set Advanced Formatting to On.

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• For HTML Expression - enter the following:
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&BRAND. 

{if QUANTITY/} &QUANTITY. in cart {endif/}

$&UNIT_PRICE.

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3. In the Property Editor (right pane), enter the following:
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• For Type - select Full Card.

• For Target - click No Link Defined and do the following:
• For Page - enter 17.
• For Set Items, enter:
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• To show a success message when a product is added/edited/removed from the
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• To update the badge and icon shown in the navigation bar after the customer has
added/edited/removed a product from the shopping cart

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1. Navigate to Dynamic Actions tab (left pane).
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• Under the Identification section:

• For Name - enter Show Success Message.
• Under When section:
• For Event - select Dialog Closed.
• For Selection Type - select Region.

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• For Region - select Search Results.
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var productAction = this.data.P17_ACTION,

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productCard$.text("Removed from cart!");
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• For Event - select Dialog Closed.

• For Selection Type - select Region.
• For Region - select Search Results.
• Under Client-side Condition:
• For Type - select JavaScript expression.

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• For JavaScript Expression, enter the following:
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parseInt(this.data.P18_SHOPPING_CART_ITEMS) > 0

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// Update Badge Text

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8. Create an opposite action. In the Dynamic Actions tab (left pane), navigate to the newly
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dynamic action.

9. Right-click Execute JavaScript Code and select Create Opposite Action.

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// Update Badge Text

apex.jQuery(".js-shopping-cart-item .t-Button-badge").text('');
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Practice: Creating and Using
Practice 1: Create and Customize Forms
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Overview

In this lab, you will learn how to create and customize a Form and then you will link the form to
an Interactive Report.

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2. Now, click Create Page.
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4. For Page Attributes, enter the following:

Under Page Definition:
• For Page Number, enter 21.
• For Page Name, enter Product Details.

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• For Page Mode, select Modal Dialog.
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Under Data Source

• For Table/View Name, Select PRODUCTS. Click Next.

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In the Developer Toolbar, click Page 14.

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• Click No Link Defined Button and do the following in the popup:
• For Page - enter 21.
• For Set Items, enter:

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P21_PRODUCT_ID #PRODUCT_ID#

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Enhance the Form
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1. Navigate to Page 21 in the App Builder. Then, click P21_PRODUCT_NAME in the Rendering
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3. As an alternative to using drag-and-drop you can also reposition items using attributes in
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the Property Editor.

In Page Designer, within Layout (or the Rendering tree in the left pane), select
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5. Now that you have customized the Form. You can reload Manage Products page in the
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runtime environment. Click Edit to view the Form Page.

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Practice 1: Improve Application
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Overview

In this lab, you will learn how to make some pages publicly accessible.

In this lab, you will:

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2. Now, select Shared Components.
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4. Now, under Attributes, select ≡ next to Home URL. Then, in the popup window, select 19
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PRODUCTS and click Apply Changes.

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Navigate to Shared Components.

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Set Pages to Public
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Your customers don't need to log in to the app to shop the products, so let's set the following
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• Page 19: Products
• Page 15: Order Information
• Page 16: Shopping Cart

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2. Within Page Designer, in the Rendering tree (left pane), navigate to Page 19: Products.
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In the Property Editor (right pane), apply the following change:

• Under Security section:
• For Authentication - select Page Is Public.

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Remove the Navigation Menu
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Because the home page is the Products page and this is a public access page, we do not need
a navigation menu. In this task, you will turn off displaying the navigation menu.

1. Within Page Designer, click the Shared Components icon at the top-right corner.

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2. Under User Interface, click User Interface Attributes.
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Enhance the Navigation Bar List

Add a new navigation bar entry to allow:

• Customers to go directly to the Shopping Cart
• Administrators to log in and access the administration page

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1. Click the Shared Components icon at the top-right corner.
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4. Click Create Entry.
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• For Image/Class – enter &SHOPPING_CART_ICON.

• For List Entry Label – enter Shopping Cart.
• For Page - select 16.
• For Clear cache - enter 16.

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6. Scroll under User Defined Attributes and enter the following:
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• For 1. Badge Value - enter &SHOPPING_CART_ITEMS.

• For 2. List Item CSS Classes - enter js-shopping-cart-item.

7. Click Create List Entry.

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9. Under Authorization, for Authorization Scheme, select Administration Rights.
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10. Click Apply Changes.

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• For List Entry Label - enter Administration.

• For Page - select 10000.

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Practice 1: Use Themes and Theme Styles
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Overview

In this lab, you use the Theme Roller to save a new Theme Style. Then, you enable end users
to apply this style while running the application.

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2. The current Theme Style is Vita. Under Global Colors, click the color swatch to select new
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colors. To edit a specific component, expand a group and select new colors or styling of the
component you wish to edit.

Modify the look by specifying colors of your choice and preview the changes. Once you are
done, click Save As.

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• Click Save As.
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6. Close the Theme Roller by clicking X. Click App <n> in the Developer Toolbar.
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9. Now, run the application. At the bottom of the page, click the Customize link.
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11. The Theme Style is applied, and you see a message that says Preferences changed for
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Practice 1: Manage Approvals Component
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Overview

In this workshop, you will create an application that allows you to manage expenses using the
approvals component. To explain the concepts and terms associated with Approval
Management in APEX, we take the example of the Expense Tracker Application.

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• Learn how to set deadlines and expiration

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In this lab, you create a new application named Expense Tracker.

1. If you have not already logged in to your Oracle APEX workspace, sign in using the
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9. In the Script Name, enter a name for the script - Employee details and Expense
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In this lab, you create users for multilevel management.

1. Navigate to the Administration icon on the Application home page and select Manage
Users and Groups from the drop-down list.

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1. In the App Builder, navigate to the Expense Tracker application and select Shared
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• For Name - Enter Expense Request.

• For Subject - Enter &EXPENSE_TYPE. Expense request for &EMPNAME.
• For Static ID - Enter EXPENSE_REQUEST.
• For Priority - Select 2-High.
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select EMP_NAME from employee_details where EMPNO =(select MGR

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select EMP_NAME from employee_details where EMPNO =(select MGR

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end;

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l_req_status varchar2(10) :='PENDING';
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if :APP_USER = :MGR_NAME then --this is the first approver

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request was submitted

l_request_id := :APEX$TASK_ID;
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-- this is an intermediate approver. Set the request-id from
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l_request_id := :REQ_ID;
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p_parameters => apex_approval.t_task_parameters(

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• For Outcome - Select Rejected.

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l_req_status varchar2(10) := 'PENDING';

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l_request_id := :APEX$TASK_ID;
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l_request_id := :REQ_ID;
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updated_by=updated_by||'->'||:APP_USER
where req_id = l_request_id and emp_no=:APEX$TASK_PK;
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• Click Create and Apply Changes.

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Add a page to submit an Expense request.

1. Click Application ID, Application home page appears.

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Under the Page Definition section:

• For Page Number - Type 3
• For Name - Enter Apply for Expense.
• For Page Mode - Select Normal.

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• For Title: Enter New Expense Request.

• For Type: Select Form.

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• For Type: Select SQL Query.

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where m.empno(+) = e.mgr
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• For Static Values - Enter below list and click OK.

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click Create Process.

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select empno into :P3_EMPNO from employee_details where
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• For Name - Type Submit Expense request.

• For Type - Select Human Task – Create.
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• For Definition - Select Expense request.
• For Details Primary key Element: Select P3_EMPNO

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a. For Estimated Cost, enter the following:

• For Type - Select ITEM.
• For Value - Select P3_ESTIMATED_COST.

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• For Type - Select ITEM.

• For Value - Select P3_EXPENSE_TYPE.

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In the Property Editor, enter the following:

• For Button Name - Type SUBMIT_REQUEST.

• For Hot - Select On.

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Under the Server-side Condition section:

• For When Button Pressed : Select SUBMIT_REQUEST.

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Approval list approved or rejected by the approver.

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1. Click Application ID on the right-above corner of the page designer. The Application
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• For Page Number - Type 5.

• For Name - Type My Expense Requests.
• For Report Context - Select Initiated by Me.

Click Create Page. A unified Task List page was created.

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Add an Email Template to add for before expiry action in the task definition.
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• On the Workspace home page, click App Builder.
• Select an Expense Tracker application.
• On the Application home page, click Shared Components.

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• For Header - Copy the text below and paste it into the Header:
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Hello #APEX_TASK_OWNER#, 
 Please check your "My Approvals" inbox. The expense
request for #EMP_NAME# requires your timely review manner. 
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EMPLOYEE_DETAILS and update the existing Employee records as shown below:

insert into EMPLOYEE_DETAILS(empno, emp_name) values (50,
'SOPHIE');

insert into EMPLOYEE_DETAILS(empno, emp_name) values (60,

'ROBIN');

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Update Task Definition

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Add deadline and expiration events in actions for expense requests.

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• For Due on type - Select interval.

• For Due on the interval - Type PT30M.

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Under the Actions section - click Add Actions.

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Add a Column or Value for mentioned Placeholders and Click Save to add placeholders.

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• For Type - Select Execute Code.
• For Execution Sequence - 70
• On Event - Select Expire.

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• For Code: Copy the code below and paste it into the code editor:
begin
apex_approval.add_to_history( 'Task ' || :APEX$TASK_SUBJECT || '
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Practice: Managing

Overview

Oracle APEX allows you to build robust, feature-rich applications against remote, web, and REST
data sources. In this lab, you log in to a remote database, create a database table, and then
register a schema with RESTful Services. You will then create a new application and then

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CREATE TABLE "EMP_1"

("EMPNO" NUMBER GENERATED BY DEFAULT ON NULL
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7. Now, click Enabled Objects in the left Navigation Menu and then select Create AutoREST
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Object button.

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• For Name - Enter Leave Request Approval.

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then click Next.

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2. Synchronization is not configured yet. In this step, you provide the name of a new table or
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an existing table. In this example, select New Table for Synchronize To and enter EMP_2 for
Table Name. Then, click Save.

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the table. Click Show SQL.

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6. The Interval Builder dialog box is displayed. In this example, for Frequency, select Minutely
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and enter 10 for Interval. Then, click Set Execution Interval.

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You now know how to log in to a remote database, create a database table, and then register a
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schema with RESTful Services. Also, how to create a new application, consume the REST
Data Source and synchronize the data from a REST Data Source to the Local Database table
using REST Data Synchronization.

You may now proceed to the next lab.

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Practice: Implement Security
Practice 1: Create Authentication and Authorization Schemes
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Overview
Application security is very important for the majority of applications. You must
ensure that users enter valid credentials. Generally, username and password
(Authentication) and the logged-in user has appropriate rights within the application

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• For App contact email, enter Your email address.

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6. Navigate to Settings and then select Basic. There, you can see the App ID and App Secret.
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Copy the App ID and App secret and paste them into your Notepad. It will be used to
create the web credential in your APEX application later.

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• For Name, Enter FB_LOGIN_DEMO

• For Static Identifier, Enter FB_LOGIN_DEMO
• For Authentication Type, select OAuth2 Client Credentials Flow.
• For Client ID or Username, Enter the APP ID you copied in Step 6.

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• For Authentication Provider, select Facebook.
• For Scope, Enter email.

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Creating and Using an Authorization Scheme

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a. For Name, Enter Administrator

b. For Static Identifier, select ADMINISTRATOR

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16. Since your name is not Authorized User, verify the access denied message is displayed.
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You now know how to create a Social Sign-in authentication scheme to enable
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Pages to your Application
Practice: Adding Additional
Practice 1: Adding Additional Pages to Your Application
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Overview

In this hands-on lab, you will add Calendars, Charts, Tree pages, and Maps to the Demo
Projects application and to the Online Shopping application.

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• For Display Column, select TASK_NAME.

• For Start Date Column, select START_DATE.
• For End Date Column, select END_DATE.

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8. The Calendar page displays the region title Calendar, and also has a border around the
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region. In the Rendering tree, locate the Calendar region. Click Calendar. In the Property
Editor, under Appearance, click the Template Options button.

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402 Practice: Adding Additional Pages to your Application

In this lab, you will create a Form Page on the DEMO_PROJECTS tables, then in the next labs,
you will link the form to the Calendar Page.

1. Navigate to App Builder and in the Home Page, click Demo Projects. Then, click
Create Page.

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• For Name, enter Form on Projects.
• For Page Mode, select Modal Dialog.

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• For Primary Key Column 1, select ID (Number).

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2. You need to add the Create and View / Edit links. In the Rendering tree, locate and select
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the Calendar region. In the Property Editor, click Attributes. Then, Under Settings, Select
ID for Primary Key and then locate Create Link and click No Link Defined.

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5. In the Link Builder – View / Edit Link dialog box, input the following:
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• For Drag and Drop, set it to Yes.

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• General: Select the Remove Body Padding check box.

• Header: Select Hidden but accessible.
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Overview

In this lab, you will first create a Map Page with Store Details, and then you will create an entry
for the Store Details Map in the navigation Menu Entry.

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Under Page Definition:

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Application Development
Practice 1: Migrate Applications
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Overview

In this lab, You will create Installation scripts and Data Packages to export Database objects
along with Data. Then you will export the DEMO PROJECTS Application along with supporting
objects and import it into another workspace.

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Overview
In this lab, You will be using Remote Deployment to deploy your Application from
Development to UAT. The ORDS feature, REST Enabled SQL is not available
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are displayed along with their icons and report format.

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In this Lab, You will enable the Target System to ORDS, and then you will copy the
URL and paste it into your notepad.

Note: You need to provision a new APEX Service or APEX on Autonomous

Database and create a new workspace in order to perform this lab.

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1. Log in to your development environment (WS_APEXDEV in this example)

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Reporting.

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5. Choose an existing REST Enabled SQL Service or create a new one. In this example, click
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Application.
• Under Export Preferences: For Export Supporting Object Definitions,
select Yes and Install on Import Automatically.
• Under Deployment Overrides: In this example, even though the application
does not yet exist on the target system, turn the Overwrite Existing

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