🔄 How to Import & Upload Oracle APEX SQL Database Script into Another APEX System

Transferring SQL database objects like tables, views, sequences, triggers, and data from one Oracle APEX environment to another is a common task in development and deployment. This step-by-step guide shows you how to export SQL scripts and import them into another Oracle APEX instance.

🚀 Step-by-Step Guide for SQL Script Import in Oracle APEX

✅ Step 1: Export the SQL Script from the Source APEX

• Go to the source APEX environment.
• Navigate to SQL Workshop > Utilities > Generate DDL.
• Choose the objects you want to export (tables, views, sequences, etc.).
• Click Generate Script and download the .sql file.

✅ Step 2: Sign In to the Target APEX Environment

Open a browser and go to the target Oracle APEX workspace where you want to import the script.

✅ Step 3: Open SQL Workshop

From the APEX dashboard, go to SQL Workshop > SQL Scripts.

✅ Step 4: Upload the SQL Script

• Click the Upload button.
• Choose the .sql file you exported from the source.
• Give it a meaningful name and description.
• Click Upload.

✅ Step 5: Verify the Uploaded Script

• Once uploaded, the script should appear in your SQL Scripts list.
• Click the script name to preview the contents.

✅ Step 6: Run the Script

• Click the Run icon (lightning bolt ⚡).
• Choose the parsing schema (usually your workspace schema).
• Click Run.

✅ Step 7: Check for Errors

• After execution, review the output.
• Fix any errors (e.g., missing dependencies or object already exists).

✅ Step 8: Confirm Tables and Data

• Go to SQL Workshop > Object Browser.
• Confirm that the imported tables, views, sequences, and other objects exist.

✅ Step 9: Verify Data (Optional)

• Run a few SELECT queries to ensure data integrity.
• Example:

SELECT * FROM your_table_name;

✅ Step 10: Use in Application

Now that your database objects are in place, you can start using them in:

• Interactive Reports
• Forms
• Charts
• PL/SQL processes

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