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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Is the account locked? Is the password correct, needs updating?
New post! We've added support for PATCH requests on your JSON-Relational Duality Views in @OracleDatabase 23c via @OracleREST release 23.2
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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)
Learn more and/or download the latest here!
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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 @OracleCloud
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Effective use of eTags - one of many tools for speedier, more responsive apps.
ORDS can help! Here are 3 takes:
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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!
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Build best REST APIs for your Oracle Database with help from these experts -
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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.
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: https://t.co/h2SLmlJyb0
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