Development to Production / Migration questions

I have a few questions that relate to migrations from a development instance to production, and keeping the environments in sync.
BACKGROUND INFO
As a "side" project at my place of employment I have created an APEX app that is being used and has been very well received. Since it went well, they have now asked for a 2nd larger application and have assigned a 2nd person to work with me on this. The other person is gung-ho that we need to develop in a development instance and then migrate to production when we are ready to go live so we have been working this way. At this point, we have 2 totally separate APEX workspaces, lets call them DEV and PROD for now. This sounds great on paper, but I have experienced a few challenges.
MY QUESTIONS
1. Lets say we log into DEV and make a few minor changes to a single page. There does not seem to be a way to migrate just the one single page or its changes into PROD. It seems the only way would be to migrate the entire app over again, which seems silly if we only made 1 or 2 small changes.
2. Assuming the answer to question #1 is NO (in other words every little change requires migrating the entire app), then how can I avoid the URL changing after each migration?
3. It seems when migrating over DB schema objects (tables, views, procedures, etc..) APEX generates a massive script for you broken into ndividual sub-scripts separated by a slash. However, it also seems that you can't simply run the entire massive script at once, but must run each individual sub-script one at a time. Is there a quicker way?
4. Is there an easy way to migrate over any scheduled jobs I created with DBMS_SCHEDULER?
5. At this point, DEV and PROD are rather out of sync, so I would like to essentially start over and erase DEV and then rebuild it by simply making a copy of PROD (if this is possible). In other words I'm looking for any info on how to create a refresh process. Mind you, I don't have actual DBA access (only access is via the APEX web interface) so is there an easy way to clone one APEX workspace into another without DBA privileges?
6. I assume the answer to #5 is NO. Assuming this, is there a quick way to basically erase everything in APEX workspace, and then I can manually start migrating objects from PROD in?
Any tips/suggestions/recommendations are appreciated.
Thank you,
Paul

Welcome to the forum.. I will try to answer your questions in order..
user720285 wrote:
I have a few questions that relate to migrations from a development instance to production, and keeping the environments in sync.
BACKGROUND INFO
As a "side" project at my place of employment I have created an APEX app that is being used and has been very well received. Since it went well, they have now asked for a 2nd larger application and have assigned a 2nd person to work with me on this. The other person is gung-ho that we need to develop in a development instance and then migrate to production when we are ready to go live so we have been working this way. At this point, we have 2 totally separate APEX workspaces, lets call them DEV and PROD for now. This sounds great on paper, but I have experienced a few challenges.
MY QUESTIONS
1. Lets say we log into DEV and make a few minor changes to a single page. There does not seem to be a way to migrate just the one single page or its changes into PROD. It seems the only way would be to migrate the entire app over again, which seems silly if we only made 1 or 2 small changes. If your apps BOTH have the same APP ID, you can export pages from development and import them into your production application, via the import/export mechanism in APEX. However, you MUST keep the app id's in sync.
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2. Assuming the answer to question #1 is NO (in other words every little change requires migrating the entire app), then how can I avoid the URL changing after each migration?Refer to answer given in #1.. Also, you can use an application alias, so that if you DO change the app id, the url should NOT change, since you are using the alias as apposed to App id in url string.
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3. It seems when migrating over DB schema objects (tables, views, procedures, etc..) APEX generates a massive script for you broken into ndividual sub-scripts separated by a slash. However, it also seems that you can't simply run the entire massive script at once, but must run each individual sub-script one at a time. Is there a quicker way?What I recommend, is to bundle the ddl code as part of the install script, under supporting objects in your application, thus the code can be run in it's entirety when you do an install of your application.
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4. Is there an easy way to migrate over any scheduled jobs I created with DBMS_SCHEDULER?I would bundle this in the install code of your application, as noted above. Since it is just a pl/sql script to submit your dbms_scheduler job<s>, it makes sense to do it this way in a script with ddl objects building.
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5. At this point, DEV and PROD are rather out of sync, so I would like to essentially start over and erase DEV and then rebuild it by simply making a copy of PROD (if this is possible). In other words I'm looking for any info on how to create a refresh process. Mind you, I don't have actual DBA access (only access is via the APEX web interface) so is there an easy way to clone one APEX workspace into another without DBA privileges? If you are serious about wanting to wipe development out, there are scripts about that will allow you to wipe ALL database objects from a schema, and then you would delete the applications in development. Then you could just export your application and database objects and data from production and import them in development.
For the database data I would use sql developer to build insert scripts and load them into the supporting objects section of application with the ddl to Build the objects..
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6. I assume the answer to #5 is NO. Assuming this, is there a quick way to basically erase everything in APEX workspace, and then I can manually start migrating objects from PROD in?
Any tips/suggestions/recommendations are appreciated.
Thank you,
PaulThank you,
Tony Miller
Raleigh, NC

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