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LIKE Is Dead. We Now Speak in Vectors.
Vector Search is a way to find things that are similar—not by matching exact words like a typical SQL LIKE '%cat%' search—but by comparing meaning. The basic idea is this: You take your data (text, [...]
Build and Consume Secure REST APIs in Oracle APEX using ORDS and OAuth2
Introduction In a world where applications must be increasingly connected and interoperable, Oracle APEX and ORDS offer a robust platform for building and consuming RESTful APIs quickly, securely, and scalable. This tutorial walks you through [...]
Don’t Panic, It’s Just Your Wallet in APEX
Working with blockchain data in traditional enterprise environments can feel a bit like trying to mix oil and water. Between smart contracts, RPC nodes, ABI files, and all the other moving parts, it’s easy to [...]
Novocoin with Oracle Blockchain: Who Needs a Lambo ?
Oracle Blockchain Platform is a preassembled PaaS solution that enables businesses to quickly deploy and manage blockchain networks. It includes all necessary components such as compute, storage, containers, identity services, and event management, along with [...]
Advanced Use of AJAX Callbacks in Oracle APEX
Introduction Advanced Dynamic Actions in Oracle APEX extend beyond basic user interactions like showing or hiding fields, enabling or disabling components, or submitting forms. They support executing custom JavaScript code, asynchronous server-side processing using AJAX [...]
Oracle APEX and OpenAI Walk Into a Bar… And Build an Assistant – Part 2
Building on our previous discussion about integrating OpenAI Assistants with Oracle APEX, this article focuses on structuring and displaying user interactions efficiently. Instead of frequent database queries, APEX collections provide session-based storage for optimized performance. [...]