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This posting deals with a Workshop in Vienna, Austria, and is in german only.
Von 13.-18. September 2010 veranstalten wir eine Workshop-Reihe zur neuen Oracle APEX Release 4.0 . Diese Reihe besteht aus 6 einzelnen und individuell buchbaren Tagen, jeder mit einem eigenen Thema und in sich abgeschlossen.
Nützen Sie diese seltene Gelegenheit und lernen Sie in kürzester Zeit alles Wissenswerte zu Oracle Application Express 4.0 von zwei langjährigen Experten:
Everybody in the Software Industrie knows there is nothing like a bug free software, which is alright if you deal with it in a reasonable manner.
Talk about it, inform your customers, prepare workarounds for the nasty ones and bugfixes/patches for everything else.
Pretty basic and easy, but still i have a sticky note at my monitor which reminds me of what is what.
A typical APEX URL looks like this:
http://tryapexnow.com/apex/f?p=2500:1:1016153158259880
That means:
open Application 2500 on Page 1 using Session 1016153158259880
But there can be much more…
Nowadays everything should be interactive and Web2.0 and AJAX, and again the Oracle Application Express Development Team has prepared something for us, that makes it easy to give our APEX Applications that interactive touch.
Fruit is healthy and my MacBook Pro is great !
Recently i switched from my old WinXP Notebook to a MacBook Pro and finally managed to set it up for all my working projects and my needs.
When working on ApexLib i often need different Versions of APEX to check the new features, which means multiple databases with each a different APEX Version on it.
ApexLib comes with a better Error Display Solution, which sometimes can cause troubling behaviour.
When displaying error messages in the notification area the rest of the page is shifted downwards a little. This is no problem most of the time, except in this case:
Working on many different Projects leads to a vast number of workspaces and applications over time.
Looking for a certain application can be time consuming if you don’t remember what the workspace this application belongs to is called.
Recently i was dealing with a translation problem regarding multibyte characters (cyrillic). They were stored in a NCLOB and were later on moved to a VARCHAR2.
Before moving the data i had to ensure, that there will be enough space in the VARCHAR2 columns which were defined as VARCHAR2(255 BYTE).
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