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## 18.6 Managing REST Enabled SQL References

Execute SQL queries or PL/SQL defined at the component-level on a remote database using REST Enabled SQL references.

- Understanding REST Enabled SQL Service References
  Create REST Enabled SQL Service references to execute SQL or PL/SQL defined on a remote database.
- Before You Begin: REST Enabled SQL Service Requirements
  Prior to creating a REST enabled SQL reference, developers must complete these requirements.
- Creating a REST Enabled SQL Service Reference
  Create REST Enabled SQL service references on the REST Enabled SQL page.
- Example: Creating a REST Enabled SQL Service Reference on Oracle
  Review an example of creating REST Enabled SQL service reference on a remote Oracle Database.
- Example: Creating REST Enabled SQL Service Reference on MySQL
  Review an example of creating a REST Enabled SQL service reference on a remote MySQL database.
- Editing a REST Enabled SQL Service Reference
  Edit existing REST Enabled SQL references on the Edit page.
- Deleting a REST Enabled SQL Service Reference
  Delete REST Enabled SQL references on the Edit page by clicking Delete.
- Viewing REST Enabled SQL Service Utilization
  View where a REST Enabled SQL Service is being used within a workspace on the REST Enabled SQL Utilization report.
- Viewing REST Enabled SQL Service History
  View recent modifications made to REST Enabled SQL Services within a workspace on the REST Data Sources History report.
- Creating or Updating Components to Use a REST Enabled SQL
  Create or update reports (classic reports, interactive reports, interactive grids, List View report, Toggle Column reports, and Reflow Reports), forms, CSS calendars, JET charts, and Tree regions to point to data on a remote database using a REST Enabled SQL reference.

Parent topic: Managing Application Data