Change sequence’s current value (CURRVAL) without dropping it

This is not new but I’ve learned about it last week 🙂 from one of developers when reviewing codes with them for the plan to change the sequence’s current value. Normally I would drop the sequence and create it with START WITH to a new desired number. However, my approach will obviously invalidate all dependencies …

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The Developer Toolbar in APEX Application Disappeared

If the Developer Toolbar (shown below) in your Oracle APEX application is not displayed, you can control its display by changing the Status attribute on the application’s Edit Definition page. I’ve learned about this when somehow one of our applications suddenly did not display the Developer Toolbar. We found out later that during environment refresh, …

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Differences between Native and Interpreted Compilations in Oracle 11g? Why Performance Is Improved in the Native Compilation?

Quick bullet points from reading the Transparent Performance Improvement: Real Native Compilation from the PL/SQL Enhancements in Oracle Database 11g white paper: The PL/SQL is an interpreted language but it is not just like other interpreted languages , e.g. BASIC, where the code is processed statement by statement at the run time. The PL/SQL code …

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File Browser in APEX 4 with BLOB column specified in item source attribute

In APEX 4, we now have the option to place where the uploaded file will be stored within the development workspace interface. The Storage Type setting of the File Browser item has two options: Table WWV_FLOW_FILES stores the uploaded file in the table wwv_flow_files (or APEX_APPLICATION_FILES).  This is the default way in the previous versions …

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