6:26 Note using 'pl/sql expression' will cause a call to the server. Using 'Javascript Expression' and taking the item value using $v('P12_DEPT') will handle things client-side only.
Thanks for sharing the video, this is useful if the department column is not referred in a cascading LOV in column if it is referred the column value gets vanished even just clicked on a row. Any help on this scenario is greatly appreciated.
So helpful video. Please do more tutorials on oracle apex
simple tutorial, but effective for giving me path to learn oracle apex. Thank you Weili.
Glad it was helpful!
This worked perfect! Thank you for putting the video together!
6:26 Note using 'pl/sql expression' will cause a call to the server. Using 'Javascript Expression' and taking the item value using $v('P12_DEPT') will handle things client-side only.
Yes. Use the $v('P12_DEPT') is ok for client-only.
Use PL/SQL is calling server,
In this situation, both are working.
Very nice sharing. Thanks and keep sharing
What is the implication of using one over the other? I have major performance issues with our APEX so looking to see if this would be a better way.
Thanks for your video to share your tips.
My pleasure
Thanks for sharing the video, this is useful if the department column is not referred in a cascading LOV in column if it is referred the column value gets vanished even just clicked on a row. Any help on this scenario is greatly appreciated.