In a logic app, add the Service Bus - when a message is received in a queue trigger, and select the queue. You want to get these messages, and put them in a database. Messages are sent to a Service Bus queue. Then, add the Oracle Database - Insert row action, and select your table: In a logic app, add the Twitter - When a new tweet is posted trigger, and enter the #oracle hashtag. You want to monitor the #oracle hashtag, and put the tweets in a database so they can be queried, and used within other applications. If it succeeds, then you should receive an email with the information you added. The designer opens, and shows you which step failed, and also shows the error information. If it fails, select the failed message row. Close the designer, and look at the runs history for the status. Save your logic app, and then select Run. Use the dynamic tokens from the Oracle table to build the Subject and Body of your email: If you want to test getting data from Oracle, then send yourself an email with the Oracle data using one of the send email connectors, such as Office 365 Outlook. In this next step, you can use any of the other connectors to build your workflow. In the following example, job data is being returned from a Human Resources database: This gives you the identifiable information you need to proceed. If you don't know, contact your Oracle DB administrator, and get the output from select * from yourTableName. You need to know the identifier to the table. Once connected, select a table from the list, and enter the row ID to your table.
Enter the Oracle server name, authentication method, username, password, and select the gateway: Select Connect via on-premises data gateway. Select one of the actions, such as Oracle Database - Get row. The designer lists any triggers and any actions. Type in part of the connector name, such as oracle. This is also the quickest way to see the triggers and actions available for any connector. The gateway is required to connect to an on-premises Oracle Database, or an Azure VM with Oracle DB installed. Connect to on-premises data from logic apps lists the steps. Oracle Data Access Client (ODAC) 11.2 and later.
#CONNECT ORACLE AQUA DATA STUDIO HOW TO#
This article shows you how to use the Oracle Database connector in a logic app.
This connector can connect to an on-premises Oracle Database, or an Azure virtual machine with Oracle Database installed. Using the Oracle Database connector, you create organizational workflows that use data in your existing database.
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