5.22 Using Application Utilities

Learn about the application summaries and reports available from Utilities page.

  • Accessing Application Utilities
    Access the Application Utilities page by selecting the application and then clicking the Utilities icon.
  • Application Utilities Page
    Use the Application Utilities page to access summaries and reports that enable developers to view an application from various perspectives.
  • Viewing the Application Dashboard
    Use the Application Dashboard to access reports that summarize application security, templates, page types, application and page components and component utilization.
  • Viewing the Recently Updated Pages Report
    Displays a report of pages recently updated by the current user.
  • Viewing the Change History Report
    The Change History report displays a summary report of edits to the current applications by developer, component type, and page number
  • Viewing Database Object Dependencies
    View the Database Object Dependencies report to review database objects referenced by the currently selected application.
  • Accessing APEX Views
    Query various views against APEX metadata.
  • Managing Application Backups
    Review backup history, perform manual backups, or restore an application from a backup.
  • Using the Embedded Code Utility
    Review all embedded code used in an APEX application on one page. Embedded code is defined as code (such as SQL, PL/SQL and JavaScript) entered in the App Builder but does not include code such as PL/SQL packages or JavaScript libraries that code may reference.
  • Viewing Page and Application Checksums
    View page and application checksums to compare different application deployments and determine if the application or pages are different.
  • Accessing Font APEX
    View the Font APEX icons library from Application Utilities page or by selecting the Appearance, Icon attibute for select components in Page Designer.
  • Accessing Page Specific Utilities
    Use the links in the Page Specific Utilities region to access Cross Page Utilities and Page Groups as well as access handy utilities for regions, buttons, items, computations, validations, process, dynamic actions, and branches.
  • Accessing Cross Page Utilities
    Access reports across pages within the selected application.
  • Using Interactive Report Utilities
    View and delete saved interactive reports and interactive report subscriptions.

See Also:

Creating Custom Activity Reports Using APEX_ACTIVITY_LOG

Parent topic: Creating Applications