Oracle
Overview
The Oracle connector lets you connect to an Oracle Database instance.
Capabilities
- Source: Not available in this connector doc.
- Destination (Reverse ETL): In development. The connector can validate configuration during setup, but loading data is not yet supported.
Setup
Prerequisites
- Network access from the platform to your Oracle Database host (VPC/VPN/allowlist as applicable).
- Oracle Database connection details (host, port, service name or SID, username, password).
Authentication
Oracle Database typically authenticates using a database username and password.
Configuration
Provide the following connection details:
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Host | string | Yes | Oracle Database hostname or IP address. |
| Port | number | Yes | Listener port (commonly 1521). |
| Service name / SID | string | Yes | The database service name (recommended) or SID, depending on your environment. |
| Username | string | Yes | Database user to connect as. |
| Password | string | Yes | Password for the database user. |
Streams
This destination is still in development and does not yet support loading records, so there are no supported streams at this time.
Hashing and normalization
This connector does not currently expose field-level hashing options.
Data contract
Because Oracle Database destination loading is still in development, the data contract (how records are mapped to tables/columns, upsert behavior, and supported data types) is not yet available.