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A workspace is a logical work area that enables multiple users to work within the same Oracle APEX installation while keeping their objects, data, and applications private. Creating and managing an APEX workspace involves the following statements:

• During workspace creation, you can associate the workspace with an existing database schema or create a new schema for the workspace. A schema is a collection of database objects such as tables, views, indexes, etc. that belong to a user.
• A workspace enables multiple users to work within the same Oracle APEX installation. Each user can have a different role and privilege in the workspace, such as workspace administrator, developer, or end user.
• A workspace can be associated with one or more schemas. You can add or remove schemas from a workspace after it is created.
• You can create as many workspaces as you need in an APEX Service (APEX Application Development) instance. There is no limit on the number of workspaces per instance.

Verified References: Managing WorkspacesAbout Workspaces

 A modal dialog is a type of page mode that displays an overlay window within the viewport when a button is pressed. A modal dialog is a stand-alone page that does not interact with the base page where it was launched. A modal dialog blocks access to the base page until it is closed by the user. A modal dialog can be used for various purposes, such as displaying additional information, confirming an action, or collecting user input.

The Create Page wizard supports three form types that you can create: Interactive Grid, Form, and Master Detail4. An interactive grid is a report that allows users to view and edit data in a tabular format. A form is a page that enables users to update a single row in a database table or view. A master detail is a page that reflects a one-to-many relationship between two tables or views4. An interactive report is not a form type, but a report type that allows users to customize the report layout and filter data interactively5.

To highlight certain rows in the interactive report based on a condition, you must choose a condition in Format > Highlight. This option allows you to apply a conditional formatting rule to the report, which changes the appearance of the rows that match the condition. You can specify the condition type, expression, column, operator, and value. You can also choose the highlighting style, such as background color, text color, or icon.

The other options are incorrect because:

• Provide a conditional SQL query: This option will not highlight certain rows in the interactive report based on a condition. It will filter the data in the report by applying a WHERE clause to the SQL query that defines the report source.
• Edit the rows in the report and select a color: This option will not highlight certain rows in the interactive report based on a condition. It will modify the data in the report by using inline editing or modal dialog editing. You cannot select a color for the rows in this option.
• Rows cannot be highlighted in an Interactive report: This option is false. Rows can be highlighted in an Interactive Report by using the Format > Highlight option.

Verified References: [Customizing Interactive Reports] [Highlighting Rows Based on Conditions]

You can create a report with form in Oracle APEX by using either the Create Application Wizard or the Create Page Wizard. The report can be either an interactive report or a classic report, and the form can be either a single row form or a multi row form. The report with form combination enables you to view and edit data from a table or a query in a single page. You can also customize the report and form attributes, such as the columns, regions, buttons, validations, processes, and so on. Verified References: [Creating a Report Using the Create Page Wizard - Oracle], [Creating a Report with Form on Table - Oracle]