Discussion on "Tips for APEX Application Constants"

Martin Giffy D'Souza · 2024-01-22T12:00:21.242Z

It's very common for APEX application to have application level items (usually these are named APP_... or G_... and are defined in Shared Components > Application Items). For values that are unique to a given user/session application items are a logi...

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Hi Martin,

I have two cases that like understand does write to database happens:

If I create hidden item P0_APP_NAME to global page and set Storage to Per Request (Memory Only). Then create application computation before header for item.
I have hidden item P1_EMPNO where Storage set Per Request (Memory Only), and I use item in classic report Page Items to Submit. Then e.g. sort report.

Thanks advance.

Jari Laine in both cases the items will be written to "APEX Session memory" in the database. Here are the reasons:

1: When you have a application computation, the processing is done in the database and therefore is saved in your APEX Session

2: When the item is set to Page Items to Submit the same occurs. It's sent via the AJAX request, stored in APEX Session then is used in the request.

Hello Martin, this post is very good. I have a doubt. ¿Can I use this with a computation instead of a application item to save the username? Because I'm using database user and not APEX user

Text messages are stored for the entire application (i.e. they aren’t session specific). You shouldn’t use it to store session specific content. So I wouldn’t recommend for username.

Martin Giffy D'Souza thanks for your response

Nice, thanks Martin.

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