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 #165: You Must Markdown This Tip
How to make your optional label templates start in column 1 and how to publish your...
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #164: Three Tips, Workarounds, Hacks…you be the judge.
Tips on how to resize regions, show warnings on dynamic actions, and keep your region "page...
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #163: APEX_DEBUG tips and quirks
This week, Anton and Marwa cover APEX_DEBUG.ENTER, .INFO, .MESSAGE, .WARN, .ERROR and more...Happy New Year!
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #162: About Display Only Items in Oracle APEX
In this week's tip, any time you set a value in the browser, a user could...
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #161: More about hashing than you could possibly want to know…but you should.
Marwa and Anton take you through hashing and checksums. Maybe more than you could possibly want...
Read moreAPEX Instant Tips #160: APEX utilities you may never need, but if you do, they’re good to know.
Anton and Marwa show you the utilities you can find in APEX Object Reports, and there...
Read moreAPEX #159: Recipes from the IG Cookbook
Marwa and Anton show you amazing things you can do with an Interactive Grid through recipes...
Read moreAPEX 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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