Oracle Data Studio API
The Python client for Oracle Data Studio on Autonomous Database offers various operations for accessing and managing Oracle Databases via Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS). It provides functions to support uploading files from Cloud Storage to the database, importing tables from database links, and manipulating analytic views and insights.
The Data Studio API works with Python 3.10 or later.
Install Data Studio API
pip install oracle-data-studio
Using Data Studio API
Please visit Oracle documentation for details.
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