We typically use Static List of Values (LOVs) as, well, standard APEX LOVs. They can also be used in custom components such as plug-ins, PL/SQL regions, and more–with many advantages. Static LOVs make data deployment easy, provide multi-lingual capabilities, and allow for build options, authorization schemes, and row-level conditions. With all these features, why would you bother with your own reference code table?
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APEX Instant Tips #158: Opening multiple browser tabs
Are you concerned about users opening multiple browser tabs? You should be...Marwa and Anton explain.
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APEX #157: Refreshing Region Plugin Regions
Anton and Marwa discuss how to make region plugins regions refreshable. Anton provides a boilerplate plugin...
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APEX Instant Tips #156: Informing users about background processes
Anton and Marwa discuss Background processes: informing users of what is happening and what occurs upon...
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APEX Instant Tips #155: About icons and buttons builder
We have extended the Universal Theme application to allow more customization within the icon and button...
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APEX Instant Tips #154: How to Recenter a Map Region
What is this episode about? Hint: Initial position in zoom, isn’t enough…
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APEX Instant Tips #153: Everything you always wanted to know about combobox but never thought to ask
With Combo boxes, you must manage your business rules and watch for multi-user concurrency issues. Anton...
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APEX Instant Tips #152: APEX.debug
In this episode, Anton and Marwa compare Console.log, APEX_debug.log, APEX_debug.message, and APEX.debug.setlevel.
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APEX Instant Tips #151: Updates to tips 148, 146 & 53
A review and update of 3 previous instant tips: Checksum, Faceted Search, and Multilingual Apps from...
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