Oracle Database for DataStage connection
To access your data with the Oracle Database for DataStage connection, create a connection asset for it. This connection works with the DataStage Oracle Database for DataStage connector, which has exclusive features for DataStage.
Oracle is a multi-model database management system.
Supported versions
- Amazon RDS for Oracle
- Oracle Database 23c
- Oracle Database 21c
- Oracle Database 19c
- Oracle Database 18c
- Oracle Database 12.2.0 and 12.1.0
- Oracle Database 11.2.0
Create a connection to Oracle with the Oracle Database for DataStage connection
To create the connection asset, you need these connection details:
- Hostname or IP address
- Port number
- Service name or Database (SID)
Credentials
- Username and password
The Oracle Database for DataStage connection supports IBM Cloud Satellite connector. The IBM Cloud Satellite tile is available in the Private Connectivity section of the Create connection form. You can set up a Satellite Connector to securely connect to your data source from a Docker container in your on-prem infrastructure or set up a Satellite location with multiple hosts in your infrastructure, such as an on-prem data center or cloud. For more information, see Setting up a Satellite Connector.
Choose the method for creating a connection based on where you are in the platform
- In a project
- Click Assets > New asset > Connect to a data source. See Adding a connection to a project.
- In a deployment space
- Click Import assets > Data access > Connection. See Adding data assets to a deployment space.
- In the Platform assets catalog
- Click New connection. See Adding platform connections.
Next step: Add data assets from the connection
Where you can use this connection
You can use the Oracle Database for DataStage connection in the following workspaces and tools:
Projects
- DataStage (DataStage service). See Connecting to a data source in DataStage.
Catalogs
- Platform assets catalog
Oracle setup
Running SQL statements
To ensure that your SQL statements run correctly, refer to the Oracle Supported SQL Syntax and Functions for the correct syntax.
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Related connections:
Parent topic: Supported connections