
I often hear from customers when they run into problems. It’s natural, they need help!
What I don’t often hear, are all the cool things you folks are doing with our technology. In this case, I’d love to hear what you’ve been able to do with Oracle REST Data Services, e.g.:
- publish web services for your Oracle Database
- setup up SQL Developer Web
- take advantage of our REST DBAPI for database management tasks
- migrate your MODPLSQL apps
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We’ve been developing our web applications for years with a proprietary framework, where developing APIs with is is a nightmare.
I passed on the Oracle Database Migration Professional exam, and there there is a topic explaining the REST API builder on Database Actions which is made possible by ORDS. I showed this to our dev team and they were thrilled to see how quickly it could be done.
Since now we’re porting our apps to APEX, it became super easy to develop APIs with ORDS that enables us to use the data stored on the legacy app database and use it on APEX.
Thanks!
Im going to have our ords pm, Chris, reach out for more details!
I wrote a app to copy APEX Applications to two Remote Prod Servers and also to install them there. So a new Apex Application is installed in arround 30 seconds only by pressing one button…
Also my Website is synchonized by REST without VPN/DB Links!
That´s great.
Marco
And how exactly some middleware solution is superior to dblinks? With dblinks one can issue:
select * from employees
minus
select * from employees@remote
and with ORDS do I do what?
Who said anything was superior?
Think less dblink vs ords and more http vs sqlnet/jdbc
Use the right tool for the right job.
HELLO
just little more than hello, ords changed the way we use to exchange data between db , no more dblink. we really appreciate
thank you
very cool, thanks for sharing, especially for being the first!