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Which Process type do you use to run multiple processes in the background in APEX?
To run multiple processes in the background:
D . Execution Chain: This process type allows chaining multiple processes (e.g., PL/SQL, REST calls) to execute sequentially or conditionally in the background, managed via the Process Chain framework. It's ideal for complex, asynchronous tasks (e.g., batch updates).
A . Execute Code: Not a process type in APEX; likely a misnomer.
B . Execute Server-side Code: Runs a single PL/SQL block synchronously, not multiple background tasks.
C . Execute JavaScript Code: Client-side, not suited for background server processes.
Use case: Chain processes like data validation, logging, and email sending without blocking the UI.
You have defined a REST Data Source with ORDS as the REST Data Source Type. The Source is being used as source for an editable Interactive Grid. When a user updates an employee record in this Interactive Grid, which operation is performed on the Database?
An editable Interactive Grid synced with a REST Data Source (ORDS) maps CRUD operations to HTTP methods:
C . PUT: Updates an existing resource. When a user edits a row (e.g., changes SALARY), the grid sends a PUT request to the ORDS endpoint (e.g., /employees/101), updating the corresponding record.
A . POST: Creates new records, used for inserts, not updates.
B . GET: Retrieves data, used for initial grid population, not updates.
Technical note: ORDS maps PUT to an update operation on the underlying table, requiring the REST endpoint to support this method.
Which statement is true about importing an existing application into your workspace?
Importing an APEX application involves transferring its definition (exported as a .sql file):
C . You cannot import an APEX application exported from the latest APEX version to an old APEX version: APEX enforces backward compatibility limits. An app exported from 23.2 (latest features like AI Assistants) can't import into 19.2, as older versions lack support for newer metadata (e.g., APEX_AI tables). The import wizard checks the version and rejects incompatible files.
A . You cannot change the application ID: False; the import wizard prompts for a new ID if there's a conflict or if you choose to override.
B . Supporting objects not imported: False; if included in the export (via 'Include Supporting Objects'), they're imported (e.g., tables, triggers), unless skipped explicitly.
Technical Insight: Export files contain a version check (e.g., apex_version := '23.2';), causing rejection if the target instance's APEX_VERSION is lower.
Use Case: Moving an app from a dev instance (23.2) to prod (23.2) works, but not to an outdated test instance (19.1).
Pitfall: Always match versions or upgrade the target instance first.
Which two statements are true about the APEX_MAIL API?
The APEX_MAIL API facilitates email functionality:
A . You can add files as attachments: Using APEX_MAIL.ADD_ATTACHMENT (e.g., APEX_MAIL.ADD_ATTACHMENT(p_mail_id, p_attachment, p_filename)), you can attach BLOBs (e.g., PDFs) to emails.
C . You can send emails: APEX_MAIL.SEND (e.g., APEX_MAIL.SEND(p_to => 'user@example.com', p_body => 'Hello')) sends emails from APEX, leveraging the configured mail server.
B . You can receive emails: False; APEX_MAIL is send-only; receiving requires custom integration (e.g., IMAP).
D . Only to Oracle database users: False; emails can go to any valid address, not just database users.
Pitfall: Ensure the mail queue is processed (APEX_MAIL.PUSH_QUEUE) for timely delivery.
Which is NOT an available Geometry Column data type for the map region?
The Map Region in APEX supports spatial data via:
GeoJSON: A JSON-based standard for geographic data (e.g., points, polygons).
SDO_GEOMETRY: Oracle's native spatial data type for storing geometry (e.g., SDO_GEOMETRY(2001, 4326, SDO_POINT_TYPE(-122, 37, NULL), NULL, NULL)).
Latitude/Longitude: Separate columns for lat/long coordinates, mapped to points.
JSON OBJECT: Not a supported geometry type; while JSON can store data, it's not a specific spatial format recognized by the Map Region without GeoJSON structure.
This ensures compatibility with Oracle Spatial and common GIS standards.
