Create Report On Apex From Fusion
Create Report On Apex From Fusion
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Oracle Fusion encompasses several services, so that depends on what specific service you are using, but as a Customer Reference No Reference Number
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1.- If your service uses Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS), and it is REST-Enabled, you can configure in APEX a اﻟﻤﺤﺪودة
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and then create a report on APEX based on that "REST Data Source".
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This approach is probably the most convenient from an APEX perspective, but it requires that your Oracle Fusion
database uses ORDS. You can tell if is uses ORDS or not System No Related Systems
by looking into your service details. Or if you provide us more details about your service, we can investigate that Host No Related Hosts
for you. Product Oracle Application Express (APEX)
For more information about this approach see: Product Version 21.1.1
Cloud Infrastructure Gen 1 Exadata Cloud at Customer
a) Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) Product (Oracle Exadata Database Cloud
https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-rest-data-services/18.2/aelig/installing-REST-data- Machine)
services.html#GUID-4D976DAE-8B24-41E3-81D5-B1C22E33287F Operating System Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
OS Version 10
b) REST-Enabled SQL Service
https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-rest-data-services/18.2/aelig/rest-enabled-sql-
service.html#GUID-BA9F9457-ED3A-48A4-828A-CC8CBEA9A2AB
2.- Another option is to create Database Links (DB Links) in the database where your APEX is installed, that point
to the database in Oracle Fusion.
For example, if in your Oracle Fusion database you have a table named EMPLOYEES, you can create a DB Link
that you can query in an APEX report in the following way:
If you take this approach, be careful when migrating or upgrading your Database or APEX versions, as DB Links
could get misconfigured.
a) Database Links
https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/18/admin/distributed-database-
concepts.html#GUID-93B235DD-BF66-444D-9F0F-9D4B2F590C41
If you can provide us more information about what specific Oracle Fusion service are you using, maybe we can
offer additional recommendations.
In case you are not yet aware of the following note, I can mention it as it may enhance your support
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