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Oracle Database is a relational database for enterprise transactional and analytical workloads. Connect Oracle to Basedash to ask questions, build dashboards, and automate reporting with AI.
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Basedash connects to Oracle Database directly and queries your enterprise schemas in place, over plain TCP or TCPS.
Read the Oracle setup guideCreate a read-only user
Give a dedicated user CREATE SESSION and SELECT on the tables or views Basedash should see.
Enter the service name and host
Paste an oracle:// URI, or enter the service name, user, password, host, and port (1521). The host field also accepts a full connect descriptor.
Use TCPS or an SSH tunnel
Turn on SSL to connect over TCPS. For private networks, use Connect using SSH and allowlist 24.199.77.73.
Grant read access
CREATE USER basedash IDENTIFIED BY "<strong-password>";
GRANT CREATE SESSION TO basedash;
GRANT SELECT ON app_schema.orders TO basedash;Repeat the SELECT grant for each table or view, or use a role that bundles them.
Imagine ChatGPT or Claude, but with full context of your Oracle schema and how your team uses it. Basedash answers in plain language, backed by real queries.
Try asking
- Show row growth across Oracle tables over the last 90 days.
- Which Oracle tables are growing fastest this quarter?
- Top customers in Oracle by revenue last month.
- Find the slowest queries hitting Oracle this week.
Plain-language queries
Ask follow-ups in natural language. Basedash translates them into SQL against your Oracle data.
Knows your business
Basedash learns your KPIs, schemas, and the way your team talks about Oracle.
Agentic by default
Runs multiple queries, resolves errors, and keeps iterating until the answer is right.
Keep querying Oracle directly, and sync your SaaS tools into a managed warehouse to see how sales, finance, product, and operations actually connect.
- Queries run in placeBasedash connects to Oracle directly and queries your data where it lives. No copies to keep in sync.
- Scoped credentialsConnect with a dedicated Oracle user or key so Basedash only sees the data you grant.
- SaaS data alongsideSync CRM, billing, and support tools into Basedash Warehouse and analyze them in the same workspace.
Common questions about Oracle and Basedash
Does Basedash connect to Oracle with a service name or a SID?
Basedash uses the service name, for example orclpdb1, not the SID. Enter it in the service name field. If your network setup needs more than a host and port, you can paste a full connect descriptor such as (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=...)(CONNECT_DATA=...)) into the host field instead.
Can Basedash connect to Oracle over TCPS?
Yes. Turn on SSL in the connection form and Basedash connects over TCPS. If the connection fails, confirm your listener accepts TCPS on the port you entered. For databases in a private network, you can also connect through an SSH tunnel with key-based authentication.
Which Oracle privileges does the Basedash user need?
CREATE SESSION to sign in, plus SELECT on each table or view Basedash should see. You can grant them one by one or through a role that bundles them. Basedash only reads data, so it needs no write or DBA privileges.
We'll walk through how Basedash works with Oracle and answer questions for your exact use case.