Did you know that our Rich Soule won the best presenter in the Oracle APEX track at the KScope23 conference?

We can’t argue, it was a great session. Are you sad to have missed it? We asked Rich if he’d be willing to do a live replay, and his answer was a resounding “Absolutely”. Make sure to catch this session: APEX & ORDS for DBAs and System Admins,  Thursday, September 28, 1 – 2pm EDT (UTC-4)

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APEX & ORDS for DBAs and System Admins
About the session:

“Hey, can you set up APEX for me? It’s easy, all you do is install APEX and ORDS and then it’s ready to go,” says the developer to the DBAs/system admins.

Unfortunately, all too often, the answer is not yes, but instead, “But what about security?” followed by, “What about this or that, or this other thing?”

If you are a developer who wants to be able to answer the “What abouts?” or just understand how APEX and ORDS (Oracle Rest Data Services) work at a technical level, or a DBA/system admin who has never implemented APEX or ORDS, or an experienced DBA/system admin who would like to learn to implement APEX & ORDS in a more supportable and maintainable way, this session is for you.

You’ll leave with clear step-by-step instructions for:

1. Providing database developers with the functionality of the APEX packages and APIs without exposing your database to browsers.
2. The correct way to allow your database developers to reach out of the database to other web-based resources.
3. Finally, how to install and configure ORDS middleware (especially since the latest ORDS changed implementation architecture) so that APEX applications and REST services can be served from your database.

More about Richard Soule:
Rich Soule is the director of consulting services at Insum, and a high technology instructor at Austin Community College where he teaches Oracle Database Administration Certified Professional courses. Prior to his current roles, Rich spent 14 years at Oracle Corporation, including more than five years in the development organization. Rich has been recognized as one of the top 10 presenters at Oracle’s Customer Visit Center. He has more than 30 years of Oracle experience and fondly remembers Oracle 6 and character mode Oracle Forms.

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