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News January 4, 2023

ORDS 22.4 is now Available

ORDS 22.4 reached Revion APEX plans: clearer 403 and 429 responses, sortable results with NULL ordering, Data Tool endpoints and OAuth client export.

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Oracle News December 27, 2021

Oracle APEX Release 21.2 COMING TO REVION!

Revion upgraded every APEX instance to release 21.2 in January 2022. How customers could get a test workspace and check their applications first.

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Emergencies, Service Outages December 15, 2021

Log4j2 Vulnerability

Revion is not vulnerable to Log4j2 Vulnerability

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Company News November 21, 2021

Revion.com acquires College Inbound

Revion acquired College Inbound, the WordPress content management system built for community college websites, in November 2021, and what changed.

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News July 13, 2020

What is considered ePHI?

HIPAA EPHI Electronic Protected Health Information - what is considered ePHI? How do I know what is considered ePHI? Do I need HIPAA hosting?

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Technology February 19, 2020

Is your HIPAA hosting provider compliant?

HIPAA HOSTING PROVIDER HIPAA compliant hosting provider security reliability customer service AWS disaster recovery RTO RPO

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Oracle News December 28, 2019

ORDS restful calls result in 500 error, ORA-00942: table or view does not

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Linux News December 27, 2018

Revion.com now offering TLS 1.3 globally

Revion.com TLS 1.3 drastic improvements in website speed and security. First managed hosting provider to offer TLS 1.3 globally - https://www.revion.com

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Oracle News June 28, 2018

Restore APEX Applications using APEX Application Archive

How to Restore APEX Applications using Oracle APEX Application Archive - for information on backing up and restoring Oracle APEX applications, please visit us.

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Uncategorized June 26, 2018

Printing options in APEX

Revion Solutions Incorporated offer many printing engines for Oracle APEX. BI Publisher, PLPDF, AOP - APEX OFFICE PRINT.

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