APEXLang + Windows? Add this one Git setting
Excited to play around with APEXLang or SQLcl Project? What are you going to do? Vibe Code some APEXLang Export / Import APEX apps Project Export your schema Sounds fun right? By the experiences

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Excited to play around with APEXLang or SQLcl Project? What are you going to do? Vibe Code some APEXLang Export / Import APEX apps Project Export your schema Sounds fun right? By the experiences

Upgraded something? - don't let let issue find you first, just run the following as SYS after switching to your PDB -- CONN / AS SYSDBA -- ALTER SESSION SET CONTAINER=FREEPDB1; begin sys.validate_

I was tagged on a the orclapex Slack channel recently as someone was having problems dragging and dropping into the layout region in APEX 26.1 Page Designer. The below shows the issue they had, where

If you use the SQL Developer for VS Code extension, it will install the latest version of SQLcl in VS Code. Sounds great... right!? Actually, no, not great. Why? For three reasons SQLcl starts in

If you have an idea how to make Oracle APEX better - then you should submit your idea here https://apex.oracle.com/ideas The team regularly meet to discuss the ideas and your idea could become part of

Well this is a Windows guide although some of the concepts you will be able to convert for Mac and Unix where appropriate. Just use your AI friend of course. After successfully using Claude code for s

First follow this guide to set up your working Claude Desktop & SQLcl MCP server. You at least need to get to this screen showing sqlcl running as an MCP server Claude Desktop and Claude Code do not

When setting up SQLcl MCP server with Claude desktop, the official Oracle instructions give a basic guide. basically they are saying you need to open the claude_desktop_config.json file in a text edit

Hey , I saw this tweet by Andrew, almost a year ago now, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. It would be really flipping good if we could have Object Browser smack in the middle of Pa
