How to restore ANONYMOUS user

Hello
I have dropped user ANONYMOUS long before. Now trying to setup Apex 4.2. I don’t have backup. Could any one tell me how to restore ANONYMOUS?
My database version is 11g .
Thanks

Hi Suman,
That's a good question. ANONYMOUS is used for many thing besides Oracle Application Express.
Your best bet is to contact Oracle Support and see if there is an official recommendation how to restore this.
I hope this helps.
Joel

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