This howto shows you how to:
howto docker services are an easy way to start locally a database instance.
Because howto services are docker services, you should have docker installed on your computer.
By default, the user configuration vault is created with the howto docker services.
You can check if the oracle service is present and see its attributes with:
tabul service info oracle
Information about the service (oracle)
Attribute Value Description
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COMMAND The command
ENVIRONMENT {APP_USER=tabulify, APP_USER_PASSWORD=oracle, ORACLE_ALLOW_REMOTE=true, ORACLE_DISABLE_ASYNCH_IO=true, ORACLE_PASSWORD=oracle} The environment attributes
IMAGE ghcr.io/gvenzl/oracle-free:23.7-slim-faststart The image
IS_STARTED true The status of the service
NAME oracle The name of the service
ORIGIN CONF The origin of the system
PORTS 1521:1521 The ports
TYPE docker The type of the system
VOLUMES The volumes
tabul data print --type text .tabul/.tabul.yml@home | yq '.spec.services.oracle'
environment:
APP_USER: tabulify
APP_USER_PASSWORD: oracle
ORACLE_ALLOW_REMOTE: 'true'
ORACLE_DISABLE_ASYNCH_IO: 'true'
ORACLE_PASSWORD: oracle
image: ghcr.io/gvenzl/oracle-free:23.7-slim-faststart
ports:
- 1521:1521
type: docker
If the service is not present, move, delete your user configuration vault file
To start the docker service, you can use
to start the oci Oracle Free image
tabul service start oracle
1 service was started
Name Type
------ ------
oracle docker
You can use start a local database to connect with this connection with the following command:
docker run \
-e ORACLE_DISABLE_ASYNCH_IO=true \
-e ORACLE_ALLOW_REMOTE=true \
-e ORACLE_PASSWORD=oracle \
-e APP_USER=hr \
-e APP_USER_PASSWORD=oracle \
-p 1521:1521 \
-d \
--name oracle \
ghcr.io/gvenzl/oracle-free:23.7-slim-faststart
tabul connection ping oracle
The connection (oracle) has been pinged successfully
By default, the user configuration vault is created with the howto docker services.
You can check the service with the tabul service info command
tabul connection info oracle
Information about the connection (oracle)
Attribute Value Description
-------------------------- ------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------
BOOLEAN_DATA_TYPE Native Boolean data type used to store boolean values
BUILDER_CACHE_ENABLED true Enable or disable the builder cache
CHAR_DEFAULT_PRECISION 1 Default CHAR precision
COMMENT The howto oracle connection A connection description
DATABASE_MAJOR_VERSION The major version number of the database
DATABASE_MINOR_VERSION The minor version number of the database
DATABASE_PRODUCT_NAME The name of the database
DATABASE_PRODUCT_VERSION The version of the database
DATE_DATA_TYPE NATIVE Date data type used to store date values
DRIVER oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver The jdbc driver class
DRIVER_NAME The driver name
DRIVER_VERSION The driver version
HOST Host Server
JDBC_MAJOR_VERSION The major version number of JDBC
JDBC_MINOR_VERSION The minor version number of JDBC
LOGIN_STATEMENTS ALTER SESSION SET CURRENT_SCHEMA = tabulify Statements that runs after a connection has been established
MAX_CONCURRENT_THREAD The maximum number of threads that can be created against the system
MAX_NAME_IN_PATH The maximum number of names in a path
NAME oracle The name of the connection
NAME_QUOTING_DISABLED_CASE UPPERCASE The case to apply when quoting is disabled
NAME_QUOTING_ENABLED false Enable quoting of names
NATIVES Native Driver attributes (jdbc properties, ...)
NCHAR_DEFAULT_PRECISION 1 Default NCHAR precision
NVARCHAR_DEFAULT_PRECISION 0 Default NVARCHAR precision
ORIGIN CONF The origin of the connection
PASSWORD oracle The user password
PORT 1521 Host Port
SUPPORT_BATCH_UPDATES If the system supports batch SQL updates
SUPPORT_NAMED_PARAMETERS If the system supports named parameters in the SQL statement
TIMESTAMP_DATA_TYPE NATIVE Timestamp data type used to store timestamp values
TIME_DATA_TYPE NATIVE Time format data type to store time values
URI jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521/freepdb1 The uri of the connection
USER system The user name
VARCHAR_DEFAULT_PRECISION 0 Default VARCHAR precision
WORKING_PATH TABULIFY. The working path (Schema for database, directory for file system)
You can also check the connection attributes with the configuration vault
tabul data print --type text .tabul/.tabul.yml@home | yq '.spec.connections.oracle'
comment: The howto oracle connection
driver: oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
login-statements: ALTER SESSION SET CURRENT_SCHEMA = tabulify
name-quoting-enabled: false
password: oracle
uri: jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521/freepdb1
user: system
If the connection is not present, move or delete your user configuration vault file.
You then can use the @oracle connection in place of any other connection
Example:
# with sqlite
# tabul data upsert characters.csv@howto @sqlite
# with oracle
tabul data upsert characters.csv@howto @oracle
# with sqlite
# tabul data list *@sqlite
# with oracle
tabul data list *@oracle
path media_type
---------- ----------
CHARACTERS table
In particularly, you can follow:
Once, you don't need the oracle service, you can stop it:
tabul service stop oracle
1 service was stopped
Name Type
------ ------
oracle docker
You can also stop it with Docker
docker stop oracle