In this article, we will detail how to install Apex MySQL on Oracle database. Apex MySQL is a plug-in based on Oracle Application Express (Apex) that allows you to perform queries and operations using MySQL syntax in Oracle databases.
Following are the steps to install Apex MySQL on Oracle database:
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Download the Apex MySQL Plugin
First, you need to download the Apex MySQL plugin from the appropriate source. You can find the plugin on Oracle Community or on the third-party Apex plugin website. Make sure to download a plugin that is compatible with the version of Apex you are using. -
To import the plugin into Apex
Log in to the Apex admin interface and navigate to the "Application Builder" section. Select the application into which you want to import the Apex MySQL plugin. Then, click the "Import" button and select the downloaded plugin file. Once the import is complete, you will see the Apex MySQL plugin in your application's plugins list. -
Create a MySQL connection
In the Apex admin interface, navigate to the "SQL Workshop" section and select "Object Browser". In the Object Browser, expand Database Link and select Create. Fill in the connection details for the MySQL database, including hostname, port number, username, and password. Click the "Create" button to create the connection. -
Testing the MySQL Connection
After creating the MySQL connection, you can test whether it is working properly by selecting the connection and clicking the "Test" button. If the connection is successful, you will see a success message.
Now that you have successfully installed and configured the Apex MySQL plugin, you will demonstrate how to use it to perform queries and operations.
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Execute a MySQL query
In the Apex admin interface, navigate to the "SQL Workshop" section and select