01. Delivery depots must be shown as points on a map, and a user must be able to select one and arrive at that depot's details page.
What does this require?
a) A chart region with a scatter series over the depots' coordinates
b) A cards region with a static image of a map behind the cards
c) A tree region over the depots grouped by region and city
d) A map region over a query of depot locations with a layer link
02. Users must be able to type a term into one field in the application header and see matching rows drawn from three different tables.
Which capability does APEX provide for this?
a) A faceted search region on each of the three report pages
b) An interactive report on each table with its search bar enabled
c) A search configuration for each source, with a search page in the header
d) A list of values combining the three tables, attached to an item in the header
03. Which SQL Workshop utility lets a developer assemble a query by choosing objects and joining them visually, rather than by typing the SELECT statement?
a) Query Builder
b) SQL Commands
c) Object Browser
d) Quick SQL
04. Each time a page is submitted, a row recording the time and the signed-in user must be written to an audit table. No page item needs that data afterwards.
Which component does this?
a) A computation that assigns the values to page items
b) A branch that writes the row before navigating
c) A validation that records the submit before it checks the input
d) A page process containing the insert
05. When a user saves an order, a confirmation email must be sent immediately, and only if the save itself succeeded.
Where should the send be placed?
a) In a Dynamic Action on the save button, firing when the button is clicked
b) In a page process placed after the process that saves the order
c) In a validation on the page, which runs before the save
d) In an Automation that runs on a schedule and looks for new orders
06. Midway through development, a team must change the way users sign in to an application. Every page has to be affected, and the team does not want to revisit pages individually.
Where is that change made?
a) In each page's security attributes, because sign-in is evaluated when a page is rendered
b) In the workspace's user list, because that list determines how applications in the workspace authenticate
c) In the application's authentication scheme, which is a shared component applied at application level
d) In an authorization scheme attached to the application, because that scheme decides how users are identified
07. An editable interactive grid lets users maintain order lines. One column shows a calculated line total that users must be able to see but must not change, while the other columns stay editable.
How is that achieved?
a) Set that column so it is read-only in the grid while the remaining columns stay editable
b) Attach an authorization scheme to the column so that no user passes it
c) Add a validation that rejects any change submitted to that calculated line total column
d) Make the whole grid read-only and add a separate form page for the editable columns
08. Some users must open an existing form page to read a record without being able to change or delete it. For other users the same page must remain fully editable.
Which approach fits APEX's declarative design?
a) Create a second copy of the page with its items set to display only
b) Attach an authorization scheme to the page so that read-only users cannot open it
c) Add a validation that rejects any change submitted by a read-only user
d) Set the form region and its buttons to read-only for those users by condition
09. Users have asked to be able to switch the application between a light and a dark appearance individually, each keeping their own choice.
What does the developer configure?
a) Two themes for the application, with a branch choosing between them
b) A Template Component for each appearance, applied per user
c) Two Theme Styles for the theme, with end-user selection permitted
d) A Live Template Option on each region for the darker appearance
10. When a report's query returns no rows, users see an empty region and report the page as broken. The developer wants a short explanatory line to appear in its place.
What is configured?
a) The report's no-data-found message
b) A validation on the page that reports the empty result
c) A Dynamic Action on page load that hides the region when it has no rows
d) A server-side condition on the region, so that it is not rendered when the query returns nothing