Oracle APEX 23 Course For Beginners

Oracle APEX 23 Course For Beginners
Oracle APEX 23 Course For Beginners

Wednesday, 11 September 2013

Creating Dashboards in Oracle Application Express (APEX)

An excerpt from the book Create Rapid Web Applications Using Oracle Application Express - Second Edition

The Home page is the first page a user browses when he/she successfully logs into the application. Among many features, this page demonstrates how to create dashboards in Oracle APEX. Let’s first take a look at the tagged areas to acquaint ourselves with different sections of a page:

A:     Application Logo
B:     Navigation Bar
C:     Tabs
D:     Breadcrumb
E-J:   Regions
K:     Button
L:     Developers Toolbar


The Home page contains six regions (E-J):
  • This Month’s Sales
  • Sales by Product
  • Sales by Category
  • Top Customers
  • Top Products
  • Top Orders by Date

This Month’ Sales demonstrates the use of a Flash Dial chart. This chart displays a value based on an underlying SQL statement to graphically present current month’s sales.

Sales by Product is a pie chart that shows sales share of each product in color-coded slices.

Sales by Category is a bar chart to present sale figures of the three categories setup in the database.

Top Customers is a report based on a SQL query and displays a subset of the information that appears on the Customers page. Users can link to additional details by clicking the customer name or by clicking the View Customer button (marked as K in the above figure) in the upper right corner of the region. The button with the plus sign is used to create a new customer.

Top Products is also a report based on a SQL query. This report displays a subset of the information that displays on the Products page. Users can link to product details by clicking the product name or by clicking the View Products icon in the upper right corner of the region and can even create a new product using the Add Product button.

Top Orders by Date displays top orders by date and order amount. Clicking the right arrow button takes users to the main orders page while the first one allows them to create a new order.     Continue >>>
























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