Is there any way to hide a table in toad editor. It will work for me too if I only could hide from the schema browser.
Sure; create a filter which will remove it from a list of available tables.
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I created a blank page and inserted textfields and button which will serve as a form. I want to display the inserted data from user once the button save is clicked, and the data will also show on the interactive grid below the page. Please help me on this.
I'd suggest another approach: use the Wizard to create Report with a Form on a table. It will create an Interactive Report (and you'll use it to review data stored into a table) and a Form (you'll use to insert new records and to update/delete existing ones).
Apex does everything for you; you'll only have to make it pretty because it'll work "as is". With your approach, you'll have to program everything yourself.
I have created Oracle apex dynamic action to create text fields dyanmically, but the event fires only once. That is only once the text fields get created.
Not sure i get what you are asking, but I can see to possible meanings:
You are using javascript to create new page items on each click, in which case I strongly advise against - the best practice would be to insert new rows into an interactive grid, which you can latter parse as a collection to do whatever you need
You still intend to create new items, look into the documentation of apex_items:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14373_01/apirefs.32/e13369/apex_item.htm
I have a view in Oracle designer which I'd like to add a column to. I've tried Create columnand input within the Fre Format tab the following statement:
ALTER VIEW View_name_vw
ADD (new_column VARCHAR(100));
but it's not updating. Is there something I need to include after this step?
Any help appreciated.
A View is basically only a SELECT-statement. If you want to add another column to your view, just change the statement on which it is based. If you need a whole new column with new data, change the underlying table structure from which you are selecting the columns that are shown in your view.
For more information check the official Oracle documentation:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_8004.htm
Or see this question on SO:
What is a View in Oracle?
A View can't be altered.Option is to change in the defination of the view or change in table is the only option.
In an Oracle BI 10g report, some of the columns are hidden with CSS: display:none.
But when I try to export the report to Excel file, the hidden columns appear. I tried with mso-hide:all; in the CSS, but it did not hide any columns, because the table is into another table. Do you have any ideas how to hide these columns from Oracle BI Analytics in order not to appear when exporting the report to Excel?
You can try creating a separate logical table with only columns you need to expose.
Go to the edit view button in the analysis tab.
*-Click on More Options button in the appropiate column.
*-Click on hidden.
The concerned column will be hidden in the analyis as well as in the excel file.
I am working on columns drag nad drop its working fine and the new order is also saved in the database but when i again opens the page it shows the pervious order so, how cani achive this.
Thanks in advance
You can save remapColumns parameter of jqGrid and use the remapColumns method to restore the order of the columns. I recommend you to read the ansewer with the demo which show how to do this by saving the information in the localStorage. You can do the same, but save the information in the database.