TL/DR;
If you haven’t done an upgrade since 22.1 came out, then you may want to read this post first. I’ll show you how to upgrade one or more databases for ORDS.
ords --config /path/to/config installSo what’s new?
For core ORDS, we’ve updated both the JDBC and UCP drivers.
The OAUTH package has a new procedure for rotating your client secrets.
OpenAPI v3 is the default response now for your API Docs (vs v2 Swagger).
What about SQL Developer Web?
Automatic Workload Repository Reports
We’ve added an AWR report, and prettied up the HTML. We’re going to be reorganzing the report later this year to be more developer-friendly, so stay tuned!
Here’s a sneak-peek:
Multi-Lingual Engine (MLE)
If you’re in a 21c or higher instance of Oracle Database, you can run JavaScript in your stored procedures. Our editor makes that easier.
Show Code
As you’re doing stuff, we’ll show you the code, under the covers.
But wait, there’s more!
I’ll talk about it more in upcoming posts, but the SCHEDULER also got it’s last set of features implemented.
APEX administrators, take note of this bug fix as well –
34207182 ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS when running ORDS 22.1, JDK 17, & APEX 21.2
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I can keep the config file intact …can I delete the old ords folder …I did redeploy the ords.war..I wasnt sure if the upgrade process did anything to the current ords.war.
The new WAR needs prepped for deployment to WLS, same as the last one.
When going from ORDS 22.x to ORDs 23.x , which are deployed on WLS14c, do I need to redeploy the ords.war?
also can I delete the old ords folder and move the config to a new folder. When I go to the APEX from end and view rest services I see ords is at 23.1.x .thanks for you help
Why toss the config folder? Just keep it intact.
You have a new war file for each version of ORDS…
How I configure the Certificate.crt and key in ORDS 23.1 windows for SSL
If you mean SSL cert for HTTPS in ORDS Standalone, Docs.
The link to the release notes is not right.
Fixed, and thanks for the heads-up!
Jeff, the download page still mentions 22.1.1 (although the “latest version” link seems to be OK)
https://www.oracle.com/database/technologies/appdev/rest-data-services-downloads.html
Just wait, various web server caches are yet to expire. Open Dev Tools in your browser to force a refresh might help.
Downloading latest.zip will have 22.2 in it.