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Incorporate Generative AI with a JavaScript Pivot table within Oracle APEX
- March 4, 2024
- Posted by: Prabha Ganesan
- Categories: AI/ML, APEX
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Oracle APEX – Customizing the response in REST Data Sources
- April 2, 2021
- Posted by: Sibi Elamparithi
- Category: APEX
In most cases, REST API’s output is in the form of JSON. Oracle APEX’s REST Data Source utility has inbuilt functionalities to read this JSON and parse the values as separate columns. But in case if your JSON is a multidimensional array, the parsing needs to be done manually for getting custom column values.
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Pull Down Page Refresh in APEX
- February 12, 2021
- Posted by: Sibi Elamparithi
- Category: APEX
In Oracle APEX, a page can be refreshed by using F5 or any other browser control. But what if you want to refresh a page in an APEX mobile app. We need an exclusive refresh button in all pages to do a refresh. But instead, we can implement a “Pull Down Page Refresh”, which is more user friendly for the app users.
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Bootstrap Range Slicer in Oracle APEX
- January 2, 2021
- Posted by: Sibi Elamparithi
- Category: APEX
By default Oracle APEX provides many input elements for building forms. Range Slicer isn’t one of them. But still we can include the Range Slicer element from Bootstrap library into our Oracle APEX forms.
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Hierarchical Report In APEX
- December 6, 2020
- Posted by: Sibi Elamparithi
- Category: APEX
In many cases, we have parent-child relationship data which needs to be represented in a hierarchical manner. There is no built-in report in APEX to represent these kinds of data.
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Dynamic Action in Oracle APEX – Event Scope Static vs Dynamic
- August 15, 2020
- Posted by: Sibi Elamparithi
- Category: APEX
Dynamic Actions in Oracle APEX has two important options for Event Scope being Static and Dynamic.
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Building Drag and Drop Chart with Oracle APEX
- July 18, 2020
- Posted by: Sibi Elamparithi
- Category: APEX
As we know, Oracle APEX contains various inbuilt Jet Charts. What if you need something more than the inbuilt.
This blog will help you to embed a Drag and Drop chart from Oracle Jet into Oracle APEX. This method is also common to incorporate any Jet chart from Jet Community into Oracle APEX. A sample of what we are going to build. -
Connect SQL Server and Oracle Apex with Python
- July 22, 2019
- Posted by: Sibi Elamparithi
- Categories: APEX, Technology
Apex, by default supports only Oracle database. There isn’t any default options to display data from other databases like SQL Server. But, we can use python to create a webservice with SQL Server data and call the webservice in Apex using Ajax.