Mary wants to add feedback to an application.
She uses the Create Page Wizard, selects Features, and then selects Feedback.
The wizard adds a feedback entry to the navigation bar and creates new pages, in her application, under Administration to review and disposition the feedback.
Which statement is true about feedback data?
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A. B. C. D.A.
https://docs.oracle.com/database/apex-5.1/HTMDB/managing-feedback.htm#HTMDB28146When Mary uses the Create Page Wizard and selects the Feedback feature, a feedback entry is added to the navigation bar of her application. This feedback feature allows end-users to provide feedback on the application, which can be reviewed and managed by application administrators.
Based on the options provided, option C is the correct answer. When the Feedback feature is added to the application, a new table is created in the schema to store the feedback data. This table contains columns such as feedback ID, feedback text, user who submitted the feedback, submission date, feedback status, and more. The feedback data is stored in this table, and it can be viewed and managed by application administrators through the Administration pages that are automatically created by the wizard.
Option A is not correct because the feedback entered into the application is not visible to developers in Team Development. The feedback data is only visible to application administrators who have access to the Administration pages.
Option B is also not correct because there is no built-in notification mechanism when the feedback status is updated. If the application administrator wants to notify the person who submitted the feedback, they would need to implement a custom notification mechanism.
Option D is not relevant to the question because it is asking about the feedback data and not the user interface of the application. However, it is worth noting that the feedback page can be invoked from a modal dialog page if needed.
In summary, when the Feedback feature is added to an Oracle Application Express (APEX) application, a new table is created in the schema to store the feedback data. The feedback data can be managed through the Administration pages, which are automatically created by the wizard. The feedback data is not visible to developers in Team Development, and there is no built-in notification mechanism when the feedback status is updated.