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Remove Oracle Application Express (APEX) from Oracle Database 12c

Remove Oracle Application Express (APEX) from Oracle Database 12c

1.1. Identify installed Apex

Connect to CDB$ROOT by sys user:

sqlplus / as sysdba
show con_name;
show user;

First of all check our currently installed APEX version with this query:

set lines 200
column CON_ID format 999999
column PDB format a12
column COMP_ID format a12
column SCHEMA format a12
column VERSION format 999999
column STATUS format a16
select m.CON_ID, (select i.name from v$pdbs i where i.con_id=m.con_id) PDB,m.COMP_ID, m.SCHEMA, m.VERSION, m.STATUS from CDB_REGISTRY m where m.COMP_ID='APEX' order by m.CON_ID;

 CON_ID PDB      COMP_ID   SCHEMA       VERSION       STATUS
------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------------------------ ----------------
      3 CMSDB      APEX   APEX_200100  20.1.0.00.13       VALID
      6 PSBDBHR      APEX   APEX_200100  20.1.0.00.13       VALID
      7 PSBDBFA      APEX   APEX_190200  19.2.0.00.18       VALID
     10 EBEK3RV      APEX   APEX_050000  5.0.4.00.12       VALID
     11 MISPDB      APEX   APEX_200200  20.2.0.00.20       VALID
     12 APEXREPORT   APEX   APEX_220200  22.2.0       VALID
     14 UCB3RVDB     APEX   APEX_050100  5.1.0.00.45       VALID
     15 EBEK2RVDB    APEX   APEX_050000  5.0.1.00.06       VALID
     16 PDBORCL     APEX   APEX_050100  5.1.0.00.45       VALID


1.2. Remove Apex

We download the laest Apex and unzip to '/oracle/apex/apex' directory of Databae server.
At First, remove APEX from all custom PDB then from PDB$SEED and lastly from CDB$ROOT.

Go to the Home Directory of Later release of APEX;
[oracle@Server ~]$ cd /oracle/apex/apex
Connect to the desire PDB with sys user;

[oracle@Server apex]$ sqlplus / as sysdba
SQL> ALTER SESSION SET CONTAINER=PDBORCL; -- PDB Name Like PDBORCL, PDB$SEED, CDB$ROOT etc.
SQL> SHOW CON_NAME; -- container=PDBORCL
SQL> SHOW USER; -- user=sys
SQL> select username from dba_users where upper(username) like '%APEX%'; -- Check the Apex User
SQL> !ls -lrth apxremov.sql
SQL> @apxremov.sql
SQL> select username from dba_users where upper(username) like '%APEX%'; -- You do not see any Apex User

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PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

...Application Express Removed
or
1.3. Drop Apex

If we unable to download too old apex from oracle then drop the  old installations (Non-CDB or PDB):



sqlplus / as sysdba
set lines 200
column CON_ID format 999999
column PDB format a12
column COMP_ID format a12
column SCHEMA format a12
column VERSION format 999999
column STATUS format a16
select m.CON_ID, (select i.name from v$pdbs i where i.con_id=m.con_id) PDB,m.COMP_ID, m.SCHEMA, m.VERSION, m.STATUS from CDB_REGISTRY m where m.COMP_ID='APEX' order by m.CON_ID;


 CON_ID PDB      COMP_ID        SCHEMA       VERSION                    STATUS
------- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------------------------ ----------------
     16 PDBORCL     APEX       APEX_050100  5.1.0.00.45                VALID



ALTER SESSION SET CONTAINER=PDBORCL;

-- 12.2 onward.
ALTER SESSION SET "_oracle_script"=true;

drop user APEX_050100 cascade;
drop user APEX_PUBLIC_USER cascade;
DROP PACKAGE SYS.WWV_DBMS_SQL_APEX_050100;

Again check by the step -1 (1.1. Identify installed Apex) we do not find any installed apex.



In this way, we will remove Oracle Apex from any Pluggable Database.




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