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Connecting to Oracle NoSQL Database

About This Workshop

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About This Workshop
This workshop is designed to help you quickly get started with developing applications using Oracle NoSQL Database. It shows the different methods by which your application can connect to the database and perform simple operations on it.
Oracle NoSQL Database offers various methods by which your application can access the database:
• Using Integrated Development Environments (IDEs):
You can use integrated development environments to connect to the Oracle NoSQL database and develop your applications efficiently. Oracle NoSQL Database plugins are available for Microsoft Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ IDEs.

• Using Software Development Kits (SDKs):
You can use the SDKs available in different programming languages to develop your applications. These SDKs enable applications to connect to the database using HTTP/HTTPS protocol via the Oracle NoSQL proxy.

• Using SQL Command Line Interface (CLI):
You can use the SQL language in your applications to interact with the Oracle NoSQL Database.

In this workshop, you will be using Microsoft Visual Studio Code to demonstrate the three methods.
Also, you will be using a simplified version of the Oracle NoSQL Database called KVLite. KVLite provides a single storage node, single shard store, that is not replicated.

Workshop Info

30 minutes

In this workshop, you will:

  • Run a simplified version of Oracle NoSQL Database (KVLite) in a container
  • Use an IDE to connect to KVLite
  • Use an SDK to connect to KVLite
  • Use SQL Command Line Interface (CLI) to connect to KVLite
  • Create a JSON collection table and insert data into the table
  • Use extensions in Visual Studio Code to view the KVLite instance running in a container and to explore the tables using the table explorer.
  • Basic knowledge of SQL, Java and Python
  • Basic understanding of containers

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