Configure dads.conf file to connect to two data bases
This tutorial will explain how to configure dads.conf file to get something similar to the image in the left, you already have a server with Apache that is configured to connect to a database with Apex (i.e. Apex 3.2) and now you want to use the same server to connect to other version of apex in other data base server (i.e. Apex 4.2) but you don't want to lost the current connection. In that case you only have to modify the dads.conf file and change something in the new Apex installation. Installing Apex Since this post is not about how to install apex, I'll not explain all the steps to install Apex, only the step you have to make something different, you can refer to Oracle documentation or other blogs to install it. If both apex installation have the same version, you'll not need to change this this step. The different step you have to make is when you run the apexins.sql script, there you include the parameter /i/ to indicate a virtual directory for the images, but p