Oracle Database
Oracle Database is the relational database a great deal of enterprise data still sits in.
Authentication
- Host and password
- Kerberos (GSSAPI)
Actions
- Delete rowsDestructiveRemove the rows that match a set of conditions.
- Describe tableRead one table's columns - name, type, whether a value is required, primary-key membership - so you can write a correct statement against it without opening a database client.
- Insert a rowAdd one row to a table, filling in a form built from the table's own columns.
- Insert many rowsDestructiveInsert many rows in a single statement and a single transaction: they all land or none do.
- Insert or update a rowDestructiveWrite one row, updating it instead if a row with the same conflict columns already exists (compiled to a MERGE statement - Oracle has no ON CONFLICT/ON DUPLICATE KEY clause of its own).
- List schemasList the schemas (Oracle users) that own at least one table or view this connection can see, so you can find where a table lives before querying it.
- List tablesList the tables and views in one schema that this connection can read.
- Run a queryRead rows from Oracle Database.
- Run a statementDestructiveChange data in Oracle Database - INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, MERGE, or DDL.
- Run statements atomicallyDestructiveRun several statements in one transaction: all of them commit or none do.
- Sample rowsRead the first few rows of a table, to see what the data actually looks like before writing a query against it.
- Update rowsDestructiveChange the rows that match a set of conditions, using a form built from the table's own columns.
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