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  • Two users approaching the same Oracle APEX record while an expiring edit reservation prevents overwrites
    PL/SQL

    When Two Users Edited the Same Record

    ByDênio Flávio 03/03/202608/23/2026

    By Dênio Flávio Garcia da Silva There are certain problems in enterprise applications that only show up after a system has been in production for a while. They don’t appear during development, they don’t fail loudly, and they don’t generate stack traces. They just quietly corrupt user expectations. One of those problems is concurrent editing….

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  • OAuth client passing through ORDS role and privilege gates before reaching a protected endpoint
    APEX | ORDS

    Securing ORDS Endpoints with OAuth2

    ByDênio Flávio 02/16/202608/23/2026

    In this article, I demonstrate how to secure ORDS REST endpoints using OAuth2 Client Credentials within Oracle APEX running on Autonomous Database (OCI). The post walks through creating roles and privileges via the APEX RESTful Services interface, configuring an OAuth client using SQL Workshop, and validating the full authentication flow using Postman. This example highlights machine-to-machine security architecture and best practices for protecting exposed ORDS APIs.

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  • One Oracle APEX Dynamic Action refreshing four dashboard regions through a shared jQuery selector
    APEX

    Refreshing Multiple Oracle APEX Regions with a Single Dynamic Action Using jQuery Selectors

    ByDênio Flávio 02/10/202608/23/2026

    In this video, I demonstrate a practical Oracle APEX dashboard pattern that uses a single Dynamic Action combined with a jQuery selector to refresh multiple regions at once. The demonstration starts with a simple page containing filters and one report region refreshed by a button. As the page evolves into a real dashboard with multiple…

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  • Namespace-aware XMLQuery changing a quantity from two to three inside XML stored as a CLOB
    SQL

    Updating XML Stored as CLOB in Oracle Using XMLQuery

    ByDênio Flávio 01/31/202608/23/2026

    Using a simplified shopping cart XML example, the content shows how to safely modify an XML element while properly handling namespaces and following the required copy / modify / return pattern defined by the XQuery standard.

    The example intentionally reflects real-world constraints, where the XML is already stored as CLOB and changing the data model to XMLTYPE is not an option. The focus is on clarity, maintainability, and correct usage of supported Oracle XML features rather than deprecated functions.

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