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How to use Text Messages for Constants
Every APEX page item has a Server Side condition which controls whether the item is rendered on the page. They're various server side condition options and for the purpose of this article we'll just set it to Never (can do things like queries that re...
By default Oracle (and inherently APEX) is case sensitive, i.e. MARTIN is not the same string as martin. This is apparent in both sorting (order by) and searching (where clauses). In a previous article I covered how to do case insensitive sorting in ...
They're many new and seasoned APEX developers who spend all day using Page Designer with the default settings as shown below. The default view is good for new users or users who want the low-code drag & drop nature of Page Designer. If you spend a l...
By default Oracle does case sensitive sorting, which means that ascending order goes from A-Z then a-z. This is reflected in APEX when creating reports and sorting on them. They're various workarounds to enable case insensitive sorting. The simplest...