How/where are substitution strings defined in 4.1?

There used to be a way to define substitution strings in Apex, but since upgrading to 4.1, I am unable to find. I have two different paths for generating reports depending on the environment (test or prod) that I am using and want a simple way of substituting those path names. thanks!

KarenH wrote:\
There used to be a way to define substitution strings in ApexThe static Substitutions section in the Application Definition?
but since upgrading to 4.1, I am unable to find.Home > Application Builder > Application > Edit Application Definition
i.e. click the Edit Application Properties button on the application home page.

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SubVersion works with files, so everything you do has to be a file, including all of your PL/SQL procs / functions / packages. If you have "cowboy coders" editing packages in the database with SQL Developer or TOAD, that's the first thing that needs to change. I regularly export my APEX apps and check them in. I also make a DDL-only backup of any schemas I'm working on at major mile-stones or before upgrades.
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