Accessing Interactive Grids

Access an interactive grid by logging into the database application and navigating to the interactive grid URL.

About Interactive Grid URLs
You can access interactive grids directly with their URL. Interactive grid URLs contain an application ID and a page ID. When you access an application page, the session ID also generates in the address bar.
Accessing an Interactive Grid
Access an interactive grid by navigating to the URL provided by your application developer. Ensure the URL includes the application ID and page ID, but not the session state ID.

Parent topic: Using Interactive Grids

About Interactive Grid URLs

You can access interactive grids directly with their URL. Interactive grid URLs contain an application ID and a page ID. When you access an application page, the session ID also generates in the address bar.

Parts of an Interactive Grid URL

The following is an example of an Interactive Grid URL:

http://apex.somewhere.com/pls/apex/f?p=4350:1:220883407765693447

f?p=: Indicates that you are accessing an Oracle Application Express application.
4350: The application ID. The application ID specifies which application to access.
1: The page ID. The page ID specifies which page to access within the application. Depending on how the developer configured the page, the page ID may be a word, such as home.
220883407765693447: The session ID. The Application Express engine uses the session ID to fetch session state from the database. Oracle Application Express assigns new session IDs during authentication processing, records the authenticated user's identity with the session ID, and continually checks the session ID in each page request's URL or POST data with the session cookie and the session record in the database.

WARNING:

Do not enter the session ID when you access an interactive grid URL. Entering information beyond the page ID displays an error.

Accessing an Interactive Grid

Access an interactive grid by navigating to the URL provided by your application developer. Ensure the URL includes the application ID and page ID, but not the session state ID.

If you do not have a URL or the URL does not work, contact the developer.

To access an interactive grid:

Click the supplied URL, or enter it in your browser's Address field.
A Login page appears.
On the Login page:
1. Username - Enter your username.
2. Password - Enter your password.
3. Click Log In.
Tip:

The language that displays differs depending upon who creates the application. For Oracle-supplied applications, including Productivity and Sample Applications and the Oracle Application Express development environment, Sign In or Sign out displays. For applications you or your developers create, Log In or Log out displays.

The interactive grid appears.