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# [Natural Language for Interactive Reports in Oracle APEX 26.1 - Part 2: Testing and Results](https://lcieslik.hashnode.dev/natural-language-for-interactive-reports-in-oracle-apex-26-1-part-2-testing-and-results?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

In Part 1, we explored how Natural Language for Interactive Reports works and how to configure Report Context and Column Context. In this article, we will focus on practical testing. The goal is to un

Jul 10 · 9 min read · lcieslik.hashnode.dev  
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