What is your primary use case for Oracle Application Express (APEX)?

It is a no-code or low-code solution for testing applications. It helps me build and test an application quickly.

The use cases are similar to Microsoft Power Apps. It is for small business needs, workflow process, maybe data gathering applications, data collection from users, plus connection to external systems.

I wanted to learn because I want to become a full-stack developer. I have completed one project with Oracle APEX to further my growth. I've been using it for the past three years. It's mostly used for web applications. I developed my own resume using APEX, and it's available on LinkedIn.

I use the solution for rapid application development.

I use Oracle APEX to build forms and pages for end users to easily manage customer complaints and perform quick fixes. By providing a user-friendly interface with proper validation, we empower end users to address issues themselves, reducing the need for backend database intervention. APEX has been a highly efficient tool for facilitating user transactions and resolving customer complaints swiftly.

I was tasked with configuring APEX for an internet installation. I'm uncertain about its specific purpose, as my involvement was limited to the tool's configuration, and I do not know the development aspects.

We use Apex for the development of publications, specifically in the context of a payroll system. Presently, we are using Apex version 20, but there is an update available to version 31.2. The migration was not a one-to-one transfer, as leveraging Apex effectively requires a shift in programming approach to create an optimal user interface. Adapting to Apex involves relinquishing old programming habits, but the platform offers extensive capabilities that, once mastered, facilitate a user-friendly experience.

Oracle APEX provides a fast web page for any application or dashboard, enabling users to create ad hoc reports.

We use the product for customizing applications for our organization. We use it for legal affairs, customized reporting, and KPIs.

In some cases, it is a difficult tool. However, we have found that Oracle is more of a database and not a good tool for application development. As a result, we are currently facing some challenges, and we have not received enough help from the community. We are working hard to find solutions.

I have developed a small project of business applications in APEX. This tool helps me understand the process and the speed of the application. My primary objective was to know how fast a developer can develop an application with the tool.

Oracle Application Express (APEX) works on data automation. For example. We are building a web application that can auto audit or auto perform examinations for different data and just the user doesn't need to do the examination by itself or do the examination manually. This is exactly how the software works.

I'm using Oracle Application Express (APEX) to build a huge application. I'm in the biggest ministry in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and I migrate all the old forms from Oracle Forms 6 to Oracle Application Express (APEX).

We're using version 18. This solution is deployed on a private cloud. We're using APEX to create web pages that display data from our database.

Our company has a partnership with the solution and we use it as a development platform. We have between 500 to 1,000 users.

My organization's primary use case for Oracle Application Express (APEX) is application development, as it's an Oracle builder software so that you can develop applications on it for the Oracle database. The application developed on Oracle Application Express (APEX) is used for patient registrations, clinical documentation, and electronic medical records. It's also used for insurance purposes, billing claims, and coding. The finance team also uses the application that's on Oracle Application Express (APEX) for reporting, and the marketing team uses it for the CRM that's been developed by my organization. The nursing and doctor teams also have modules on Oracle Application Express (APEX), so in terms of use cases, it's used by different departments of my organization.

We develop software for local governments as well as software licensing. We look after the local government and Healthcare.

I would call them small supporting applications, so we use them when we need a web UI for certain users to show data from our environment, mainly in operations.

We are using Oracle Application Express for user support. We provide users with data for analytics, ad hoc purposes, and to help build daily analytical reports. Also, we are using workflows in artificial intelligence and data science. Providing our users with this kind of data helps them with their data science workflow. Oracle Application Express is also used to deploy data monitoring for data concurrency, data completeness, and data quality.

Oracle Application Express (APEX) can be used for anything which requires quick creation of a user interface with user interaction with a database. Sometimes it's used more for reporting, but in many cases, it's for interactive reporting or interactions with the tool to record dates in the database. For example, it can be used for internal use within the company for the testing team to conveniently add test cases. Additionally, it can be used for comprehensive reporting for the financial teams, they can perform some work related to revenue recognition. I didn't work with big projects exposed to the public, the use cases were mostly internal platform projects.

Our business applications include healthcare, administrative, and planning tools. The environment consists of on-premise databases with an Oracle ORDS Tomcat stack and other JavaScript utilities on top of Linux Virtual Machines. There are legacy solutions, such as Oracle 11 with APEX 5.1 and Oracle 19 with APEX 20. These solutions have proven to be quite stable, but you need to do proper planning and profiling of heavy database transactions for more significant queries and heavy transaction processing.

We use this for our billing system in addition to a healthcare system.

We are using one application developed in APEX for COVID information control, and all our employees are reporting the symptoms.

Right now, we have two primary use cases for this solution. We are using Oracle APEX to build full-customized ERP systems for big companies and also for small and medium-sized enterprises.

We have several projects with 200 to 300 users. It is used by developers, building applications for people who want to track things in spreadsheets.

The APEX database is based on a SaaS service. We use a distributor based in Malaysia for that. We integrate this with other Oracle technologies. To use Oracle Apex, you require a licence. We rely on our distributors for the service, and then we advise our end users and support them. Our clients invest in Oracle technology for their application platform. Still, the devil is in the detail with the contract, explaining how the new technology enhances their solution.

We primarily want to use the solution for rapid development.

We are developing an operational excellence platform.

We use Oracle Application Express (APEX) to integrate solutions with E-Business Suites.

Our primary use case is for human resources. We use it as an application for human resources for the Ministry of Electricity. We also use it for the complaint management system, for collecting the complaints from customers about electricity, and tracking these kinds of requests.

With APEX, I developed a web portal for an insurance company. With this portal, every agency can look at its customer's personal data, their claims, policies, coverage, and collections. I am using this solution and I am developing software for my customers.

The only feature which is useful is that it makes it easier to quickly create publicly accessible applications. We were using it to make these applications. We used it in addition to Forms and Report Services because Forms and Report Services at that time were client-server applications. It used to be an addition to the Oracle development environment. Right now I am working on two projects. One of them is using Oracle Forms and APEX.

Our primary use is to develop secure applications for the Oracle Database. It is like an administrator for data processing functions.

Our company developed several health care portals where patients can go and find doctors and things like that. We are now testing whether we can shift a few things from the previous alignment tool which is managed by our data service team. We work on small projects and have around 50 users. We're customers of Oracle and I'm an EHR implementation specialist.

We make software for municipals.

The primary use case of this solution is for developing applications to help with the daily work, customer support, and for production in small to medium-sized businesses.

I use the solution for creating a lot of applications and functions. In my company, we need a lot of forms, a lot of queries and a lot of reports, and I must develop these things very fast. Oracle APEX makes it very easy to do fast development. For example, I can quickly build a financial report, a product report and I can use it for quickly creating approval workflows. Oracle APEX helps a great deal with these tasks.

Our primary use for this solution is web-based applications built on an Oracle database backend. It is suitable for applications from small proofs of concept to enterprise-scale.