configdir | Set or show the value of the web.xml config.dir property |
generate-access-token | Generate an access token that can be exchanged for a cookie session |
help | Describe the usage of this program or its commands |
install | Installs Oracle REST Data Services |
map-url | Map a URL pattern to the named database connection Oracle Access Manager Identity Asserter on Oracle WebLogic |
plugin | Package one or more plugin jar files into ords.war |
schema | Install or upgrades Oracle REST Data Services schema, proxy user and related database objects. |
set-properties | Edit the value of one or more configuration settings via the specified properties file |
set-property | Edit the value of a single configuration setting |
setup | Configure database connection |
standalone | Launch Oracle REST Data Services in standalone mode |
static | Generate a Web Application Archive (WAR) to serve Oracle Application Express static resources |
uninstall | Uninstall Oracle REST Data Services schema, proxy user and related database objects. |
user | Create or update a user, specify its password and role. ORDS Administrator example: user ords_admin "Listener Administrator" ORDS Developer example: user ords_dev "SQL Developer" |
validate | Validates Oracle REST Data Services |
version | ORDS Version |
Configuration directory
When invoked with
configdir dirname, the configuration directory for
ORDS will be set:
java -jar ./ords.war configdir $home/ords-config
After setting it, it can be queried like so:
java -jar ./ords.war configdir
The value of the configuration directory is stored in the ords.war file itself, under WEB-INF/web.xml, for example like so
<context-param>
<param-name>config.dir</param-name>
<!-- Enter the location where configuration settings should be stored -->
<param-value>c:\users\rene\ords-config</param-value>
</context-param>
uninstall
Remove the ORDS_METADATA and ORDS_PUBLIC_USER accounts and Oracle REST Data services related database objects.
java -jar ords.war uninstall