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How to detect unsupported features into apex app
Hi all. I'm on my always free account on oracle cloud, which APEX version now is 21.1.3.
I have developed an app on apex.oracle.com with previous version of APEX.
I have tried to import my app from apex.oracle.com to oracle cloud but I receive error because there are some calls which are unsupported.
So my question is: is there a way to detect these unsupported calls from different app?
Thanks for collaboration,
Fabrizio
Answers
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Hi Fabrizio,
this is not so much about specific features which might not be supported.
apex.oracle.com was upgraded to the next APEX version, APEX 21.2 a few days ago. APEX application export files can be imported into a higher version, but not into a lower version. So I'm afraid, you'll not be able to import an export from apex.oracle.com into an APEX 21.1 installation.
Best regards
-Carsten
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When I have created app on apex.oracle.com, apex version was 20.1 if I remember well.
I have waited that on Oracle cloud that apex version was updated and I have tried the import, but unsuccessfully.
So I think that I must wait that on Oracle cloud version will become the same ad apex.oracle.com.
Fabrizio
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Hi Fabricio,
apex.oracle.com ( as it is the evaluation and demo instance ) is actually the first instance which is upgraded to a new APEX version, even before the new version is GA - right now, APEX 21.2 is not available for download, but already installed on apex.oracle.com. That is the very nature of this apex.oracle.com server.
It will take a few weeks until APEX 21.2 will arrive on Always Free services (these were just recently upgraded to APEX 21.1). So if it's a small app and you need the app on Always free rather soon, I would rather re-implement it on your Always Free instance instead of waiting.
Best regards
-Carsten
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See if there is an application back-up from before the 21.2 upgrade available on apex.oracle.com.
