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Introduction to Oracle Rest Data Services (ORDS) – A Beginner’s Guide

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Hey folks! Today, I want to introduce you to a tool that’s been part of my daily grind: Oracle REST Data Services, or ORDS. So, What’s ORDS? Basically, ORDS is a tool that lets you expose your Oracle database data as RESTful APIs . Instead of wrestling with complex backend code, ORDS makes it super easy to build and deploy APIs. With ORDS, your data becomes accessible from anywhere with just a few HTTP calls. Think of it as giving your database a direct, web-friendly voice. Why ORDS? 🌟 Imagine this: You’ve got an Oracle database packed with valuable data, and you want to make it accessible to an app, a web service, or another system. Usually, you’d need a whole backend to handle data retrieval, authentication, response formatting… you name it. But with ORDS? You just set it up, map it to your database tables or procedures, and voilà—you’ve got an API. Here’s why ORDS is a game-changer: It’s Fast ⚡: You don’t have to build a backend from scratch. It’s Secure 🔒: ORDS works with OAu...