Migration of the apex of one schema to another in the same database

Hello

I'm new to Apex and installed Apex 4.2 on a database and creates a dashboard based on some tables.
Now I have to create a diagram in the same database and have to replicate all tables and should have the same dashboard.

Now my question is-

1 can I install Apex on the other schema and then having to export and import dashboards and reports to the installed Apex?
2 is it possible that the installed Apex even can be used also for the other schema and can have two separate (Dev and Prod) environment?

Help, please... Please provide any document or link for the same.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards
Sébastien Pallav

A database can have a single schema of apex (APEX_040200).
It is not a good idea for DEV and PROD in the same PB (so using the same data to the APEX). He makes hard development (because he may - or is - break PROD at one point).

But - if you must - you can create two schemas: like A and B.
Export your APP1 then import it under a different id (in the same workspace - but you can also set up two work spaces).
Using the apex management console, change the schema by using your new imported application is to B. In this way, your app will run "as user B".

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