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Using server-side JavaScript in APEX processes
Before you can use the MLE module you have to create an MLE environment first. Still in the object browser, create a new MLE env and name it TIMEKEEPING_ENV. Assign timekeeping as the import name, pointing to the TIMEKEEPING_MODULE you just created. The final step is to assign the newly created environment to the APEX…
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More fun while coding: local dev-environment for MLE, Oracle Database 23c Free
The recent release of the SQL-Developer extension for VSCode (Visual Studio Code) closes a gap for anyone developing server-side JavaScript code for Oracle Database 23c. And everyone else of course who always wanted to use VSCode for database development. And dark mode. The SQL Developer extension allows you to stay within a single IDE to…
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Using MLE JavaScript modules for APEX validations
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Calculating sums of interval expressions in Oracle Database 23c
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Jump-start developing APEX apps using MLE/JavaScript: Containers
Support for In-Database JavaScript is one of the most exciting new features in Oracle Database 23c Free. JavaScript is the first language supported by Oracle Multilingual Engine (MLE), powered by GraalVM. Oracle APEX was one of the first platforms to support server-side JavaScript. If you want to get started developing using MLE and APEX without…
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Using a proxy with the JavaScript fetch API and UTL_HTTP
This short post details how to use a proxy server for outgoing API requests, covering both UTL_HTTP and the In-Database JavaScript fetch() API. The code in this article was tested on Oracle Database 23ai Free, using the container image from container-registry.oracle.com.
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Using QuickSQL to generate table DDL and sample data in Oracle Database 23ai without APEX
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Using faker-js/Faker to generate test data respecting referential integrity in Oracle Database 23c
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Using faker-js/SimpleFaker to produce test data in Oracle Database 23ai
After returning from an inspiring tech conference last week I had an agenda full of items to research. One of the talks I attended mentioned how simple it was for some popular open-source databases to generate sample data. Performing the same task with the Oracle Database was perceived to be quite tricky. This is only…
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Configure PDB Lifecycle Management for ORDS 23.3
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