Create a query builder in oracle Apex

Hi
We have a request to create a query builder in oracle Apex particularly.But it provide the application builder and Utilities when we create the apex workspace.My question is any possibility are to make the application builder and utilizes as invisible
regards
apexuser

hi scott,
we no need to buid a report.we want generate a sql query using GUI drag and drop query builder.
our suggestion is provide synonym for all objects and give to clinet,but in apex query builder only show view and table...
it not show synonym thats the problem..
simply we want oracle query browser.just want build a query.through synonym schema.
we cerate a oracle user and provide synonym for live tables.then we provide the synonym user to client place,so they want build a query simpl.
they dont have sql knowledge.
regards
apexuser

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