Python Connector for Oracle

Database environments, despite being hermetic sometimes, can be subject to enhanced connectivity requirements, either when wanting to achieve better interoperability or when simply wanting to be able to mobilize data to other working environments.

One example would be to link a Python development work frame, or software, with an Oracle database environment and associated server. For such specific requirements, users can resort to specialized solutions, such as Python Connector for Oracle.

This solution was designed specifically in order to provide users with means to achieve connectivity between their Python-based applications and Oracle database servers and managed database services. The scope of such connectivity can encompass a range of operations, pertaining to the creation, reading, updating, and deletion of database-stored data.

The connector comes sporting the Python DB API 2.0 specification and is provided for several Python versions individually.

Achieving connectivity using the connector relies on establishing direct connections between Oracle databases or Oracle Cloud services via a TCP/IP connection, which basically eliminates the requirement for dedicated Oracle clients.

Last but not least, this connection type will ensure that the speed of data transmission between the Python-based applications and the preferred Oracle server is enhanced and increased throughout sessions.