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title: "Comment by A Freeman on \"Oracle APEX Region Template Best Practices\" | Hashnode"
description: "Such a helpful article. I used the view APEX_APPLICATION_PAGE_REGIONS to find the regions across my application with a template with 'Blank with Attributes'. Ap"
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Comment [Oracle APEX Region Template Best Practices](https://hashnode.com/posts/oracle-apex-region-template-best-practices/680ba5543e0a24a7a3ba033b)

[A Freeman](https://hashnode.com/@afreeman)

[Nov 17, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/oracle-apex-region-template-best-practices/680ba5543e0a24a7a3ba033b/comment/691b913b4dfd049362376e75)

Such a helpful article. I used the view APEX\_APPLICATION\_PAGE\_REGIONS to find the regions across my application with a template with 'Blank with Attributes'.

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