Appendix B: Oracle APEX Limits
Learn about limits associated with Oracle APEX components.
For more information, see:
Component Limits
Learn about limits associated with Oracle APEX components, such as interactive reports, classic reports, forms, and tabular forms.
| Component | Limits | To Learn More⦠|
|---|---|---|
| Data loading | When loading data, the maximum number of columns is 45. | Managing Applications with Legacy Data Loading Capability |
| Export of interactive report and classic report using external print server | If using an external print server, there is a 32k limitation on the generated report template header sub-template. Also, depending on the column alias lengths, approximately 26 columns (or less) are supported. | Creating Export Files |
| Forms | 32767 bytes for a text area or rich text editor item. Two columns for primary key (when using built-in DML processes). For users with more than two primary key columns defined, you can also specify a ROWID. |
Developing Forms |
| Interactive reports | 999 rows per column heading filter (if no custom LOV is specified in the column attributes). A chart within an interactive report can render up to 10000 data points. | Developing Reports |
| Item names | Item names should not exceed 30 characters. Items longer than 30 characters cannot be referenced using bind variable syntax. | |
| Native PDF and Excel support in reports | Oracle APEX includes native support for printing basic reports to PDF and Microsoft Excel. If you want full control and advanced layouts for your reports, Oracle recommends using a report server. Limitations for native PDF and Microsoft Excel:
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n/a |
| Tabular Forms | One wizard-generated tabular form per page (using built-in DML). 50 editable tabular form columns ( |
Managing Legacy Tabular Forms |
| Validations | Text entered for validations may not exceed 3,950 characters. | Understanding Validations |