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Nitin Chavan
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OutSystems integration with Oracle 10g
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Hi,

Is it possible to integrate with Oracle 10g database using OutSystems 11?

Since Oracle 10g database is not listed in below link-

https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation/11/Setting_Up_OutSystems/OutSystems_system_requirements#Development_tools

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Nitin Chavan

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2020-09-21 08-42-47
Vincent Koning
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Hi Nitin,

I would not go with option 3. That version is going EOL any moment (end of October I believe). If you can't use any other database version that yes I would go with either option 1 (my preference) or 2. 

Greetings,

Vincent

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Vincent Koning wrote:

Hi Nitin,

I would not go with option 3. That version is going EOL any moment (end of October I believe). If you can't use any other database version that yes I would go with either option 1 (my preference) or 2. 

Greetings,

Vincent

 

 Thanks Vincent!

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Hi Nitin,

Your screenshot gives an clear answer to your question. As it says, you can't integrate with databases earlier then 11g R2. So no, you can't integrate with 10g.

Greetings,

Vincent

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Vincent Koning wrote:

Hi Nitin,

Your screenshot gives an clear answer to your question. As it says, you can't integrate with databases earlier then 11g R2. So no, you can't integrate with 10g.

Greetings,

Vincent

Hi Vincent,

So, in this scenario only option is to create integration layer. 

Following are some feasible options which I think -

  • Write database integration logic in web service and consume it in OutSystems based front-end app.
  • Add database integration logic in c# code and create extension using Integration Studio.
  • Use OutSystems version 10, which is supporting Oracle 10g database.

Regards,

Nitin Chavan

 

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Hi Nitin,

I would not go with option 3. That version is going EOL any moment (end of October I believe). If you can't use any other database version that yes I would go with either option 1 (my preference) or 2. 

Greetings,

Vincent

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Vincent Koning wrote:

Hi Nitin,

I would not go with option 3. That version is going EOL any moment (end of October I believe). If you can't use any other database version that yes I would go with either option 1 (my preference) or 2. 

Greetings,

Vincent

 

 Thanks Vincent!

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