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  • Lightup account setup: Oracle
  • Connector Settings
  1. Manage datasources

Connect to Oracle

Steps to prepare and connect to Oracle

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Last updated 2 years ago

Lightup account setup: Oracle

You'll need an account that can query data and metadata for all tables you want to monitor. You might already have an account set up that will work, or you might need to create one. Give the account the least sufficient permissions, preferably using a security role.

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Connector Settings

  • Host - The URL or IP address of the host that processes connection requests (the string between https:// and /). Example: https://host.na.me/

  • Database Name - The name of the database instance that contains your data.

  • Username - The username of the account used for connecting to the database and querying data.

  • Password - The username account's password.

Oracle's Setting Up User Accounts page