Cursor for loop is an example of #plsql's tight integration with #SQL, but it also presents opportunities for "bad lazy" coding. Steven explains
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Read moreSteven shares some tips on how to write declarations in PL/SQL subprograms or packages for maximum readability and maintainability
Read moreDigging into the Metadata of APEX and the Database itself with the APEX standards tracking application and the database feature PLSCOPE.
Read moreQuickSQL for fast data modeling, sample data, enforcing standards, generating APIs, rest-enabling your tables, and more!
Read moreHayden challenges Anton to create a report for his APEX application that can expose hundreds of tables and views to the user
Read moreAnton shares his plugin for getting Oracle APEX IG data into a page item and using it in Dynamic Actions for a classic report, and more.
Read moreFollowing up on the previous Feuertip on dynamic SQL, Steven is joined by Anton Nielsen to explore how to use dbms_assert to reduce the chance of SQL injection and otherwise bullet-proof your code.
Read moreThis week Hayden is back to inspire people to tell a story about their PL/SQL code with the unit testing framework called UT PL/SQL.
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