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Before start the up gradation of Oracle apex 4.0 in oracle 11g you must take backup. My working directory is /opt/oracle therefore I copy the source of oracle apex 4.0 (apex_4.0_en.zip) in my working directory.  Open terminal and using unzip command extract the apex_4.0_en.zip After extraction apex directory is created in /opt/oracle Login as SYS with SYSDBA privilege and create tablespace for apex as shown After successful creation of tablespace, exit from SQL using quit command. Note: you can assign different directory for tablespace creation. Now get into the directory on terminal /opt/oracle/apex and log in again as SYS with SYSDBA privilege. apexins.sql  script need to execute to start installation of apex 4.0. To execute  apexins.sql  script type the below shown command and mention in which TAB...

Today I configured Oracle APEX in Oracle 11g Release 1 on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11. I did not realize that Oracle APEX is a part of the 11g standard database components. So I just follow simple steps to configure Oracle APEX.  APEX application can access either the embedded PL/SQL gateway or Oracle HTTP server. For simplicity I chose the embedded PL/SQL gateway. By using the embedded PL/SQL gateway, it will run using the Oracle XML DB HTTP server which is already in Oracle database, so there is no need to install a separate HTTP server. Step 1 To Configure the embedded PL/SQL gateway go to the $ORACLE_HOME/apex directory. In my case apex directory in the given below path /opt/oracle/OraDB11g/apex Step 2 Use SQL/Plus to connect as SYS to 11g database where APEX is installed. After connection type @apxconf and press enter as shown in the screenshot. Create password for admin user Step 3 Unlock the ANONYMOUS account. ...

Configure GRUB by editing the file /boot/grub/menu.lst. The following is the general structure of the file: default 0 . The first entry (numbering from 0) is the default boot entry that starts automatically if no other entry is selected with the keyboard. timeout 8. The default boot entry is started automatically after 8 seconds. gfxmenu (hd0,0)/boot/message . This defines where the graphical menu is stored. Following is an example of the configuration file /boot/grub/menu.lst I have both SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 and Window 7 in my system. I want when grub load, Window 7 selected as default boot entry therefore i change the default entry from 0 to 3 in menu.lst file.  Save the file and reboot your system now the default boot entry change to window 7. Configure GRUB with YAST Press Alt+F2 from the Desktop Run Window will open. Now type YAST2 and press enter. The following appears When the Section Management tab is selected, you see the current GRUB settings ...

Functions are another type of stored code and are very similar to procedures. The significant difference is that a function is a PL/SQL block that returns a single value. Functions can accept one, many, or no parameters, but a function must have a return clause in the executable section of the function. The datatype of the return value must be declared in the header of the function. Function Syntax The syntax for creating a function is as follows: CREATE [OR REPLACE] FUNCTION function_name (parameter list) RETURN datatype IS BEGIN RETURN (return_value); END; The function does not necessarily have any parameters, but it must have a RETURN value whose datatype is declared in the header.  Function Example Invoking the Function Passing Parameter to Function Invoking the Function with a Parameter Use Function in Oracle Form Developer 10g

A procedure is a module that performs one or more actions; it does not need to return any values. The syntax for creating a procedure is as follows: CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE name [(parameter[, parameter, ...])] AS [local declarations] BEGIN executable statements [EXCEPTION exception handlers] END [name]; A procedure may have zero to many parameters. Parameters are the means to pass values to and from the calling environment to the server. There are three types of modes for procedures:- IN : data passed to the procedure. OUT : data returned by the procedure. INOUT : data passed to the procedure that is, during procedure execution, replaced by data to be returned from the procedure. IN Mode Example I simply created a procedure using IN mode that insert data into the table by using TOAD for Oracle. Use F5 key to compile procedure. Now passing data from calling envirnment to the procedure. Data insert successfully into the table by using procedure. OUT Mode Example This pro...