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So you create what appears to be a simple classic SQL report region. It contains a lot of rows so you specify a pretty high number in the “Number of Rows” value under “Report Attributes” “Layout and Pagination”. In this example, I set it to 100.
You run the report and all looks well… until you click “Next >” to get the next page!
All of a sudden, the number of rows dwindles back down to 15 and it stays that way! Imagine trawling through thousands of rows 15 at a time. How annoying!
Luckily for us, the patch fix is simple. All you have to do is:
1. Create a Hidden Item for the page where your report is.
2. Under source -> Source Used, set the Source Used to “Always, replacing any existing value in session state.
3. Under Source -> Source Type, leave the value set to “Static Assignment (value equals source attribute).
4. Under Source -> Source value or expression, set the number you would like for the number of rows. In this instance, I set it to 100.
5. Apply changes then go to your report’s Report Attributes – Layout and Pagination. Under Number of Rows (item), enter you hidden item name.
6. Apply changes, and the problem should be fixed
11 replies on “Oracle Application Express 4.1 pagination number of rows resets to 15 bug”
Very Helpful … thanks a lot
It worked. Thank you!
Thanks a lot…its working…
I am on APEX 4.2.2 and your article solved excatly my problem
Thank you very much, I had the same problem and with this tip fixed it
Thank you so much! Solved this issue for me!
Excellent!! We are also on 4.2.2 and this squared us away! Thanks!
Worked perfectly! Easy fix! Thanks a million!
Just had this issue with APEX 5.1 and your solution once again solved the problem. Thanks!
Have you ever seen the Number of Rows field not display under Report Attributes? That field is not available for me to edit. I’m using APEX 4.1
Hi Chris,
No I haven’t come across that issue before (i.e. number of rows field not displayed).
Ariel