Oracle
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UI Bakery allows you to easily connect to an Oracle database with no need for additional layers like APIs or third-party services.
If your database is hosted behind a Firewall, you need to add our to the Firewall whitelist.
To connect your Oracle database, follow these steps:
On the Data sources page, click Connect, and select Oracle in the Data sources list.
Specify all the required credentials and click Test connection to check whether the data source can be connected.
Finally, click Connect Datasource to complete the setup.
If you need to be able to override the default data source database with a custom value in an action, you can enable the Allow override database name in action setting.
Once enabled, when configuring the action, you will be able to specify a custom database. In case a database is not specified, the default data source database will be used.
Pre-defined actions, such as Load Table, Create Row, etc. are not supported with the Oracle datasource.
Let's review the use case when you have a stored procedure that performs a calculation and returns the result through an OUT
parameter.
For example, the following stored procedure adds two numbers and returns the result as an OUT
parameter:
To call this stored procedure from UI Bakery, you need to create a new action of the SQL Query type and select your Oracle data source. In the action, you should specify the following query:
UI Bakery will extract the database structure and store column types. This data will be used to suggest the proper.
Once you've established the connection between UI Bakery and your Oracle database, you can start interacting with its data. For this purpose, you can use the action type.