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Backup Oracle Apex Application

Backup Oracle Apex Application


1.0. Login Oracle Apex by your Workspace administrator account.

1.1. Go to App Builder -> Workspace Utilities -> All Workspace Utilities then click on the Manage Backups.

1.2. Click on your desire application name.

1.3. Then click on the Create Backp button.
        If you have already enable auto backup the nothing changes happend after the last backup, it will                shows : There have been no changes to the application since the last backup. Then no need to backup, you just download the latest backup from Action menu. 

2.0. Initiate fresh new instant backup:

2.1. Download the previous latest backup by following the Step-1.3. Then remvoe all backup.

2.2. Click on the Create Backup button, write some comments on and click on the Backup button. It will take some time. You will get successfull notification like Application 101 backup submitted.

2.3. Now download the latest backup by following the Step-1.3. And save it for future use.

In this way, you can backup all of your Applications.


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