Thank you for sharing the video. Very easy explanation, really nice video. Could you please add functionality to process the collection rows to/from the database (DML functionality). Thank you!
The purpose of this is to work in memory instead of reading and writing in disk. Table means to read and write to disk and it is mentioned in the video. Its a feature in Oracle APEX you want to use then you can else you can skip it. thanks
@@ERPstuffi want to use, but i need to understand. How it is in memory ? collection is also a table, data is being written to disk. calling to collection functions are servers calls it is not Javascript saving data on client side
It is kept in the current session only so no need to write in disk. This is what I know and if you have any specific information please do share URL. Thanks
Hello Sir, This is really a nice video. I have learnt a lot on this topic
Glad to hear that
Hi... Nice video.. keep it up... can you also share how do upload the file to apex_collection and download from apex_collection
Ok I will try
Thank you for sharing the video. Very easy explanation, really nice video. Could you please add functionality to process the collection rows to/from the database (DML functionality). Thank you!
Just use a loop and insert into your table once processing completed as data is there in APEX_COLLECTIONS.
@@ERPstuff Thanks so much for your prompt reply. I will do accordingly. Thank you!
We can make our own table to get same functionality, what is so special about collections ?
The purpose of this is to work in memory instead of reading and writing in disk. Table means to read and write to disk and it is mentioned in the video. Its a feature in Oracle APEX you want to use then you can else you can skip it. thanks
@@ERPstuffi want to use, but i need to understand.
How it is in memory ? collection is also a table, data is being written to disk. calling to collection functions are servers calls it is not Javascript saving data on client side
It is kept in the current session only so no need to write in disk. This is what I know and if you have any specific information please do share URL. Thanks
HTTP is stateless, so data must be written to disk
this is a feature it might suit you or another user. thanks