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Apex Dashboard
After weeks of tearing hair over Oracle Apex and REST, I finally understand the basic approaches of using REST in Apex. Now, I finally can have fun with Apex Dashboard. Transactional data can now be presented nicely with Apex Dashboard. This is not to be mistaken with analytical Dashboard like Tableau. These are my review… Continue reading
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ORA-20001: You have exceeded the maximum number of web service requests per workspace.
Today, I got a rude shock when our Oracle Apex workspace display this error ORA-20001. Thankfully, this seems to be a common occurrence when setting up REST. Continue reading
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Oops! OTM Glog Not Backward Compatibility
The major issue with upgrading and migration to Cloud is backward compatibility. This process is like an evolution where an entire species will be extinct unless you evolved. Take OTM upgrade as an example, the nonsensical troublemaker Glog XML is forever not backward compatibility. This creates a ripple effect to legacy systems who have to… Continue reading
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Data Synch for Cloud
Data synchronisation for Cloud will be a standard because of residing data in different platform. The ideal synchronisation timing is always real time. Unfortunately, this can be costly and unrealistic. This is because data changes only happens for a particular moment. Thus, a full synchronisation is not efficient. How should we design for real time… Continue reading
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RFP 101
Request for Proposal (RFP) is a good information gathering process. It is also one of the most annoying part in acquiring a new business. For the incumbent, RFP sounds like a formality because they have home advantage. Thus, RFP plays an important role in soliciting information and understanding of the vendors. Continue reading
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Why I Need a Cloud Platform
It is my third year of having a cloud platform. Year 1 happened due to major project. Year 2 was exploratory and I started to use simple features like object storage. It was only on the third year that I managed to explore and build an entire cloud architecture. There is no turning back because… Continue reading
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REST and Filter
I just found a simple solution to improve the latency for REST in Oracle APEX. One way is to set filter criterion in REST GET during the data synchronisation. You can use query string “q” in the parameters to filter your GET results like SQL. E.g. myid=“123” is equivalent to Continue reading
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Time to REST for APEX
Creating and setting up REST API in Oracle APEX is becoming the easier part. After deploying the REST to APEX, it is “time to REST”; or so I thought! The coding inside REST PLSQL is creating a latency. This is because I added another procedure call within the PLSQL. For starter, the issues feedback is… Continue reading
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APEX Format URL and Passing Parameters for Outside Context
Oracle APEX URL is a strict syntax. This is something I realise after days of trying to link to Apex page. You cannot shift the position of the format as it is using f?p syntax to pass the arguments. This includes parameters which you wanted to pass to the page. This is even more challenging… Continue reading
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APEX REST Enabled Interactive Grid
Hurray! I finally REST enabled Interactive Grid for Oracle APEX. It took a week to realise Interactive Grid cannot use REST data source fully. You will need to custom PLSQL for DML processing to save Interactive Grid data. Thanks to this helpful blog for giving a good example on how to do it. The coding… Continue reading