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id: oracledb
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title: Oracle DB
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---
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# Oracle DB
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ToolJet can connect to Oracle databases to read and write data.
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## Connection
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To establish a connection with the Oracle DB data source, click on the `+Add new` button located on the query panel or navigate to the [Data Sources](https://docs.tooljet.com/docs/data-sources/overview) page from the ToolJet dashboard.
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A Oracle DB can be connected with the following credentails:
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- **Host**
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- **Port**
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- **SID / Service Name** ( Database name must be a SID / Service Name )
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- **Database Name**
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- **SSL**
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- **Username**
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- **Password**
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- **Client Library Path** ( Only required for local setup )
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<div style={{textAlign: 'center'}}>
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</div>
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Click on **Test connection** button to verify if the credentials are correct and that the database is accessible to ToolJet server. Click on **Save** button to save the data source.
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## Querying Oracle DB
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Once you have added a Oracle DB data source, click on `+` button of the query manager to create a new query. There are two modes by which you can query SQL:
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1. **[SQL mode](/docs/data-sources/oracledb#sql-mode)**
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2. **[GUI mode](/docs/data-sources/oracledb#gui-mode)**
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#### SQL mode
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SQL mode can be used to write raw SQL queries. Select SQL mode from the dropdown and enter the SQL query in the editor. Click on the `run` button to run the query.
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#### GUI mode
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GUI mode can be used to query Oracle database without writing queries. Select GUI mode from the dropdown and then choose the operation **Bulk update using primary key**. Enter the **Table** name and **Primary key column** name. Now, in the editor enter the records in the form of an array of objects.
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**Example**: `{{ [ {id: 1, channel: 33}, {id:2, channel:24} ] }}`
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Click on the **run** button to run the query. **NOTE**: Query should be saved before running.
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:::tip
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Query results can be transformed using transformations. Read our transformations documentation to see how: **[link](/docs/tutorial/transformations)**
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