Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) provides REST APIs for Oracle Database & the JSON Document Store (SODA) plus the Database Actions (SQL Developer Web) App.
Join @chrishoina @thatjeffsmith on 14 November @ 12 PM ET ! We'll be teaching you how to make sure your Oracle Database REST APIs are FAST.
Topics will include tuning tips, ORDS features to minimize response times, and free testing tools.
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Our product manager talks about how to debug/fix pool issues when starting ORDS
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Have you seen our new default landing page? 23.2 will make it easy for you to get started with SQL Developer Web and/or APEX for any of the databases you have enabled with #Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS)
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Great post from one of our Oracle Database web developer enthusiasts, @JonDixonUS
A must-read if you plan on deploying apps in @OracleCloudblog.cloudnueva.com/oci-api-…
Exporting your REST APIs, Clients, objects for an entire schema OR
Exporting a single module OR
Generating OpenAPI client/doc for a module - using SQL Developer Web's REST interface!
#oracle#restapis#database#developer
Great post where @chrishoina shows how to drag-and-drop CSV files on your Mac, and have the data automatically loaded to a table in your @OracleDatabase using REST APIs
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Calling REST APIs that do 'work' against your @OracleDatabase boils down to HTTP -> SQL/PLSQL -> HTTP with JSON being the data data-interchange format
So issuing a POST, results in a PL/SQL block being executed,
The response format/data is also defined here.
ALT The definition and implementation of our POST REST API to add an employee to our EMPS table
ALT Calling our POST REST API to add an EMP to our EMPS table, and the response which has a link to our new employee
ALT If we follow the link from our 201 response, we can see the new employee that has been added to the system, or our EMPS table
Need a 'Hello, World!' REST API to see if you've deployed ORDS correctly?
Here's a single block of PL/SQL to do that for one of your REST Enabled Schemas - see the image ALT text.
PL/SQL API Docs: docs.oracle.com/en/database/…#oracle#developer#restapi#database
ALT A sample REST API with GET handler to test your Oracle Database configuration with REST Data Services (ORDS), begin ORDS_METADATA.ORDS.create_service( p_module_name => 'day_zero', p_base_path => 'day0', p_pattern => 'greeting/', p_method => 'GET', p_source_type => 'json/item', p_source => 'select ''Hello!'' from dual', p_status => 'PUBLISHED', p_module_comments => 'see if we can create a module', p_template_comments => 'see if we can create a template', p_handler_comments => 'see if we can say Hello!'); COMMIT; END; /
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