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Weird ADF 11g requirement addressed with left outer join and modern SQL join syntax
0The functional requirement was a little unusual. The page should either show all master-records or – depending on the value of a parameter – it should show exactly one master-record joined with exactly one detail-record. The use case was valid – that was exactly the functionality that was required.
In terms of EMP and DEPT -I like to always simplify things to express them in EMP and DEPT terms – , we should either see all Departments (and no Employee data) or we should see the data for a specific Employee joined with the data for its corresponding Department. And of course we just one to create a single page, and make it as simple as possible to create that page.
A simplistic page that supports this functionality could like this:
when a specific Employee is requested and
when all Departments should be shown, because no single Employee is asked for.
Integrating Flashback in ADF Web Applications – providing the historic perspective
When we were doing the APEX vs. ADF session at the last day of the ODTUG Conference yesterday, Dimitri showed a nice feature in APEX that allows you to use Oracle Flashback Queries to look not just at table data as it is right now, but also as it used to be in the recent past. That inspired me to see how easy it would be to do something similar for an ADF application. As an example of what you can do, I will create a simple web page in this article that will show an editable table with Employee records and below that a read only table that can show the data as it is right now, or as it was at some specific time in the last. Through a dropdown list, the user can select from which point in time the data should be retrieved. It allows for quick inspection of changes in data and could serve as a basis for recovering data (more…)
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