An application includes a report and form on the PRODUCTS table.
The form page includes page items P21 PRODUCT NAME and P21_UNIT_PRICE.
P21_UNIT_PRICE is currently displayed below P21_PRODUCT_NAME.
Now, you need to reposition the items and display P21 UNIT_PRICE next to P21_PRODUCT_NAME.
Which two statements are true?
To reposition the page items and display P21_UNIT_PRICE next to P21_PRODUCT_NAME, you can use either of these methods:
In Page Designer, use the Middle Pane, click P21_UNIT_PRICE and drag the item until it is directly next to P21_PRODUCT_NAME. This method allows you to visually arrange the items on the page layout.
Which two statements are true about Faceted Search pages?
Faceted Search is a feature that allows end users to filter data by applying one or more facets. A facet is a set of filters based on a column or expression. Faceted Search supports the ability to filter columns storing multiple values as one string, such as comma-separated values or JSON arrays, by using the Split Values attribute. Facets map to specific database columns or expressions that are defined in the Data Source attribute of the faceted search region. The other statements are false because Faceted Search supports displaying multiple charts in the same region by using the Chart View attribute, and a facet's chart can be seen either in a nonmodal dialog or inline by using the Chart Display Mode attribute. Verified References: [Creating Faceted Search Pages - Oracle Help Center], [Facet Attributes - Oracle APEX]
While migrating apps, once the database objects are created in the target environment, you can load the data using which of the components?
Data Workshop is a feature in Oracle APEX that enables you to load and unload data to and from the database. You can use Data Workshop to copy data between Oracle databases or between an Oracle database and external files. Data copying is accomplished by exporting and importing data, and by unloading and loading data. While migrating apps, once the database objects are created in the target environment, you can load the data using Data Workshop by following these steps:
Access Data Workshop by clicking Utilities and then Data Workshop in SQL Workshop.
Click Load Data.
Select a data source type, such as Text File (CSV), XML File (XML), Copy & Paste (Spreadsheet), or Object Store Reference (Autonomous Database only).
Specify a file name or location for your data source.
Select a table name for your data destination.
Map your data columns to your table columns.
Review your data load settings and click Load Data.
What are the three features of a calendar in APEX?
A calendar is a type of component that enables users to view and manage data based on dates. A calendar can display data in different views, such as monthly, weekly, daily, or list. Users can also interact with the calendar by creating, editing, or deleting events, or by using drag and drop functionality. Three of the features of a calendar in Oracle APEX are:
Next - Navigates to the next month. This feature allows users to move forward in time and see the events for the following month.
Previous - Navigates to the previous month. This feature allows users to move backward in time and see the events for the previous month.
Month, Week, Day - Displays a monthly, weekly and daily view. These features allow users to switch between different views of the calendar and see the events for a specific month, week, or day.
Select the three types of Facets you can create in APEX.
A facet is a type of component that provides a set of display values and return values for a faceted search region or a smart filters region. A facet can be based on either static values or dynamic values from a list of values (LOV). A facet can also have different display styles depending on its type and settings. Three of the types of facets that you can create in APEX are:
Range: A range facet displays numeric values in either buckets or sliders that users can select or adjust to filter the search results. A range facet can have either static values or dynamic values based on an LOV or SQL query.
Checkbox Group: A checkbox group facet displays multiple options that users can select or deselect to filter the search results. A checkbox group facet can have either static values or dynamic values based on an LOV or SQL query.
Input Field: An input field facet displays a text field that users can enter text to filter the search results. An input field facet does not have any values but uses an operator to compare the user input with the data.
