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The Data Workshop utility in APEX is designed to load and unloadtable data only, not other schema objects like procedures or views. Option A is false because XLSX files with multiple worksheets are supported (each worksheet can be mapped to a table). Option B is incorrect as it’s limited to table data. Option D is partially true but not the most precise answer, as "multiple tables at a time" depends on the process, whereas C is universally accurate.

Master-detail pages in APEX link a master dataset (e.g., list of orders) to its details (e.g., order items). The requirements demand:

C. Side by Side: This layout places the master region (e.g., an Interactive Report) and detail region (e.g., a Form or Grid) horizontally on the same page. Selecting a master row updates the detail region via AJAX, allowing interaction with both regions without navigation. It’s ideal for workflows needing simultaneous visibility (e.g., editing details while browsing masters).

A. Drill Down: Master links to a separate detail page, requiring navigation, which violates the "without leaving the page" condition.

To send push notifications to all subscribed users, you must:

Enable push notifications at the application level (a prerequisite).

Plugins extend APEX’s functionality beyond built-in components:

C. Process: A Process plugin executes custom server-side logic (e.g., PL/SQL) during page processing or AJAX calls. Example: A plugin to sync data with an external API after form submission. It’s defined with execution points and parameters.

D. Region: A Region plugin creates custom UI areas (e.g., a dynamic chart or carousel). Example: A plugin rendering a custom dashboard. It supports attributes, templates, and refresh events.

A. Validation: While validations are customizable, they’re not a plugin type; they’re declarative or PL/SQL-based within APEX.

Validation errors in APEX default to both inline (next to the item) and notification (top of page):

C. Setting Display Location to Inline in Notification: In the validation’s properties, changing "Display Location" to "Inline in Notification" ensures the error appears only in the notification area, suppressing inline display. This centralizes feedback for a cleaner UI.

A. Removing Associated Item: Breaks the validation’s link to P1_SALARY, stopping it entirely.

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.

Static Content regions display fixed text with substitution:

B. &P1_ENAME.: The &ITEM_NAME. syntax substitutes the value of P1_ENAME at runtime (e.g., "Join me in congratulating: John as..."), correctly rendering the item’s value. The dot ensures proper parsing.

A. P1_ENAME: Treated as literal text, not substituted.

C. V('P1_ENAME'): A PL/SQL function, invalid in static content; it’s for server-side code.

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.

Faceted search pages in APEX provide dynamic filtering. The true statements are:

Faceted Search supports the ability to filter columns storing multiple values: Facets canhandle multi-value columns (e.g., comma-separated lists or JSON arrays) using appropriate SQL (e.g., INSTR or JSON_TABLE), enabling complex filtering scenarios like tags or categories.

Facets map to specific database columns: Each facet is tied to a column in the underlying query (e.g., DEPTNO or JOB), ensuring data-driven filtering.

Multiple charts are not visible in the same region: False; multiple facets can display charts within the same region, depending on settings.

In Oracle APEX Workflow, onlyone instanceof a workflow can exist in the "In Development" state at a time. This ensures that developers work on a single draft version before publishing it. Multiple instances are allowed in other states (e.g., "Published"), but not during development.

AnInteractive Gridis the report type that supports searchable, customizable data display withinline editingat runtime using mouse or keyboard. Interactive Reports are searchable and customizable but lack inline editing. Classic Reports are static, and Smart Filters is a component, not a report type.

Theme Styles define visual aspects (e.g., colors, fonts) in APEX:

B. When the Is Public attribute is enabled: Setting "Is Public" to "Yes" allows end users to select from available Theme Styles at runtime (e.g., via a UI switcher), enhancing customization.

A. Control the layout: False; layout is managed by templates and regions, not Theme Styles, which focus on aesthetics.

The Create Application Wizard streamlines app creation with:

Adding or deleting application pages: Allows users to define initial pages (e.g., Home, Reports) and remove unwanted ones during the wizard process.

Reordering application pages: Provides drag-and-drop or list-based reordering of pages to set the navigation sequence.

Uploading JavaScript or CSS: This occurs post-creation in Shared Components, not within the wizard.

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).

Workflow parameters and page items in APEX support:

B. NUMBER: For numeric values (e.g., 123.45), used in calculations or IDs.

C. CLOB: For large text (e.g., descriptions), stored as character large objects.

D. VARCHAR: For variable-length strings (e.g., EMPLOYEE_NAME), capped at 4000 characters in most cases.