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Authentication Scheme - Determine how to establish user identity before accessing an application.
To learn more, see field-level Help.
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Language - Select the primary language for this application.
This attribute identifies the language in which an application is developed. This language is the base language from which all translations are made.
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User Language Preference Derived From - Specifies how Application Express derives the translated application language. The application primary language can be static, derived from the Web browser language, or determined from a user preference or items. To learn more, see field-level Help.
Tip:
You can alter the Language and User Language Preference Derived From attributes later on the Edit Globalization attributes page.
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Date Format - Specifies the date format to be used in the application.
Use Date Format to alter the NLS_DATE_FORMAT
database session setting before showing or submitting any page within the application. This value can be a literal string containing a valid Oracle date format mask or an item reference through substitution syntax. If no value is specified, the default date format is derived from the database session at runtime. If supplied, this is also used as the date format for any items resulting from columns of type DATE
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Date Time Format - Specifies the date time format to be used in the application.
You can reference the Date Time Format in an application using the substitution reference &APP_DATE_TIME_FORMAT.
, or in PL/SQL using the function v('APP_DATE_TIME_FORMAT')
. This attribute does not alter any NLS settings. This value can be a literal string containing a valid Oracle date format mask or an item reference using substitution syntax. If this attribute value is not specified, then a reference to APP_DATE_TIME_FORMAT
returns the NLS database session date format and the NLS time format.
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Timestamp Format - Specifies the timestamp format to be used in your application.
Use Timestamp Format to alter the NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT
database session setting before showing or submitting any page within the application. This value can be a literal string containing a valid Oracle timestamp format mask or an item reference through substitution syntax. If no value is specified, the default timestamp format is derived from the database session at runtime.
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Timestamp Time Zone Format - Specifies the timestamp with time zone format to be used in your application.
Use Timestamp Time Zone Format to alter the NLS_TIMESTAMP_TZ_FORMAT
database session setting before showing or submitting any page within the application. This value can be a literal string containing a valid Oracle timestamp with time zone format mask or an item reference through substitution syntax. If no value is specified, the default timestamp with time zone format is derived from the database session at runtime.
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