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A bar chart is a type of chart that displays data as horizontal or vertical bars with lengths proportional to the values they represent. A bar chart can have one or more data series, which are groups of data points that share the same color and legend item. To enable "hide and show" behavior of a data series in a bar chart when its corresponding legend item is clicked, you need to set the Hide and Show Behavior attribute value to either Rescale or No Rescaling. The Hide and Show Behavior attribute determines how the chart behaves when a data series is hidden or shown by clicking on its legend item. The possible values are:
None: The chart does not support hiding or showing data series by clicking on legend items.
Rescale: The chart supports hiding or showing data series by clicking on legend items, and rescales the axes accordingly.
No Rescaling: The chart supports hiding or showing data series by clicking on legend items, but does not rescale the axes. Setting the on Data Change attribute value to slide to Left will not affect the "hide and show" behavior of a data series in a bar chart. This attribute determines how the chart behaves when new data is loaded, such as when using dynamic actions or refresh actions. The possible values are:
None: The chart does not animate when new data is loaded.
Slide to Left: The chart slides to the left when new data is loaded.
Slide to Right: The chart slides to the right when new data is loaded. Verified References: [Creating Bar Charts - Oracle Help Center], [Bar Chart Attributes - Oracle Help Center]

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REST Data Source Synchronization is a feature that enables developers to automatically sync the contents of a local table with the data from an external REST service. To execute REST source synchronizations on schedule, the CREATE JOB privilege must be granted to the application's parsing schema, which allows APEX to create a DBMS_SCHEDULER job for each scheduled synchronization task. If the local table is not in sync with the Data Profile, which defines the columns and data types of the REST service response, Data Synchronization continues to work for columns present in both the table and the Data Profile (other columns are ignored). However, APEX generates SQL DDL statements to sync table columns back to the Data Profile, which can be added to the application as supporting objects. Verified References: Managing Data Synchronization - Oracle Help Center, Synchronize Data from REST Services to Local Table - Oracle Blogs

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The Create Application Wizard is a tool that allows developers to create a new application by following a series of steps. Some of the actions that you can perform using the Create Application Wizard are:
Reorder application pages. You can use the Reorder Pages option in the Pages step to change the order of the pages in your application by dragging and dropping them.
Add or delete application pages. You can use the Add Page or Delete Page options in the Pages step to add new pages or delete existing pages from your application. You can also use the Create Page Wizard to create additional pages after creating the application. You cannot upload JavaScript or CSS files required for an application or change the application authorization using the Create Application Wizard.
You can use other features in App Builder to perform these actions, such as Shared Components > User Interface > Files and Shared Components > Security > Authentication Schemes. Verified References:
[Creating an Application Using the Create Application Wizard - Oracle Help Center], [Create Application Wizard - Oracle APEX]

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When pivoting an interactive report, you can use different functions to aggregate or summarize the data in the pivot table. Some of the available functions are Minimum, Maximum, Average, Sum, Count, Median, and Rank. Minimum returns the smallest value in a set of values. Rank returns the rank of each value in a group of values. Verified References: 56

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One-click remote application deployment is a feature in Oracle APEX that simplifies the process of deploying an application from one APEX instance to another using REST Enabled SQL references. REST Enabled SQL references are shared components that work with an Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) REST Enabled SQL Service. One-click remote application deployment can authenticate through first party authentication (Basic Authentication), Schema Authentication (database username and password), or OAuth 2 Client Credentials.
Two of the advantages of using one-click remote application deployment are:
Deploy the app, and explicitly install the supporting objects in one-click. This advantage allows you to package the app definition along with the database objects, images, and seed data necessary for your application to run correctly using the Supporting Objects functionality in APEX. You can then export and deploy this app and install the supporting objects in one-click without having to manually create or copy the database objects in the target system.
Directly deploy your app definition along with the objects from the source system to the target system.
This advantage allows you to avoid the intermediate step of exporting the app and its objects from the source system into files and then importing them into the target system. You can directly deploy your app and its objects from within your development environment to the remote production environment without having to access your production environment.