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Suggestion required for saved the data of REST API response
I have the below requirements.
1) Download the inventory transactions data in json format.
2) Save the data in intermediate tables.(master/detail)
3) Push the data to Oracle EBS from intermediate tables using API.
I need community members suggestion on point 1, currently I have created one table in which json data is saved as clob column and from this column I have created a view using JOSN_TABLE.
From view I am fetching the data and then I am saving the data it in intermediate table. Is this the good approach?
I need to pick data based on business date means if one day transaction is picked then it should not picked again else data will be duplicated in view.
Regards
Answers
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why not just simply use SQL or PL/SQL and have the results included in the response of your GET or POST request?
What does a staging table get you?
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Staging table contains the other information also which is not required in oracle EBS and also I want to use staging table for reconciliation between module and software from which I am pulling the data.
Regards
