Step 2: Create a bar chart region and your bar chart series query would then look something like this, SELECT fundid, fundname, tochar ( startdate, 'DD-Mon-RRRR' ) startdate, case when percentcomplete > 75 then 'd1f5e0' -light green when percent. So for your query Select Id, Name FROM Account WHERE Name LIKE '%Sales-Force%', what you're asking for is all accounts with a name that contains 'Salesforce-Force', so that wouldn't match either accounts. Here I am giving an example to change the chart bar colors based on the conditions in Oracle APEX. Copy and paste the following into the first box under Query Editor, and then click Execute. Application Process: CHECKBOXCHANGE - On Demand. Now create an application process (on Demand) called: CHECKBOXCHANGE. Let’s try running the following SOQL example: In the Developer Console, click the Query Editor tab. Once the report is setup set the row display to 5 (you’ll need it for this example) Add an HTML region and add the following code: (Note: the jQuery call is not needed for now) CHECKBOX List: &FEMPNOLIST. Remember, the apexapplication.gf01 array contains only the 'checked' check boxes, and apexapplication.gf01 (i) returns the HTML VALUE attribute of the ith 'checked' element.
The LIKE operator in SOQL and SOSL supports escaping of special characters % or _.ĭon’t use the backslash character in a search except to escape a special character.įor example, the following query matches Appleton, Apple, and Appl, When you use the Query Editor, you must supply only the SOQL statement without the Apex code that surrounds it. The same checkbox element values can also be accessed in Apex processes using apexapplication.gf01 array and apexapplication.gf01 (i) array member. The LIKE operator performs a case-insensitive match, unlike the case-sensitive matching in SQL. This section contains the following topics: CHECKBOX Function. The LIKE operator is supported for string fields only. You can use the APEXITEM package to create form elements dynamically based on a SQL query instead of creating individual items page by page. The text string in the specified value must be enclosed in single quotes. The _ wildcard matches exactly one character. But we don’t really need that for selection and more importantly the Fnn arrays are not sent to the server during report pagination.
This results in one of the Fnn arrays being populated. The % wildcard matches zero or more characters. Most examples you see that put a checkbox in an interactive report make use of the APEXUTIL.CHECKBOX2 function. The % and _ wildcards are supported for the LIKE operator. It provides a mechanism for matching partial text strings and includes LIKE operator in SOQL and SOSL is similar to the LIKE operator in SQL Matches the characters of the text string in the specified value. LIKE Like Expression is true if the value in the specified fieldName