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* Update variables.md
* Marty updated two scripts
These are the scripts used in the adb-dcat workshop that Marty updated.
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we don't need the add_adb_user procedure since it's now part of the workshop package. There were two copies of the standalone procedure, so I deleted both per Marty's instructions.
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Co-authored-by: Dan Wiliams <127415766+dannymgithub@users.noreply.github.com>
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| adb |[Provision an ADB instance for Data Sharing/Data Lake workshops](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionanADBinstanceforDataSharingDataLakeworkshops)| /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/load-public-db-actions.md | (Redwood UI) Learn how to provision Autonomous Database using the OCI console. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, July 2025 |
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| adb |[Provision Autonomous Database - Developer](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionAutonomousDatabaseDeveloper)| /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-body-developer.md | Provision an ADB. Use the `variables.json` file to update provisioning parameters, including database name, ECPUs, storage and more. |Lauran K. Serhal |June 2025 |
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| adb |[Provision Oracle Autonomous AI Database](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionOracleAutonomousAIDatabase)| /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-body.md | provision-body.md common task. Uses the Redwood UI. Use the `variables.json` file to update provisioning parameters, including database name, ECPUs, storage and more. |Lauran K. Serhal |October 2025 |
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| adb |[Provision an ADB instance for Data Sharing/Data Lake workshops](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionanADBinstanceforDataSharingDataLakeworkshops)| /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-data-sharing-lake-task.md | (Redwood UI) Learn how to provision Autonomous Database using the OCI console. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, October 2025 |
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| adb |[Provision an ADB instance for Data Sharing/Data Lake workshops](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionanADBinstanceforDataSharingDataLakeworkshops)| /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-data-sharing-lake-task.md | (Redwood UI) Learn how to provision Autonomous AI Database using the OCI console. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, October 2025 |
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| adb |[Query JSON arrays](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#QueryJSONarrays)| /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/query-json-arrays.md | (Redwood UI) Use JSON_TABLE to convert arrays into rows. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, October 2025 |
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| adb |[Query simple JSON attributes](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#QuerysimpleJSONattributes)| /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/query-json-simple.md | (Redwood UI) Use dot notation and JSON_VALUE to query JSON documents. Creates a view to simplify subsequent access. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, October 2025 |
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| adb |[Query Object Storage contents with SQL](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#QueryObjectStoragecontentswithSQL)| /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/query-object-store-contents-with-sql.md | Use SQL to see listing of object storage files and folders. |||
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> **Note:** If you have a **Free Trial** account, when your Free Trial expires your account will be converted to an **Always Free** account. You will not be able to conduct Free Tier workshops unless the Always Free environment is available. [Click here for the Free Tier FAQ page.](https://www.oracle.com/cloud/free/faq.html)
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3. Click **Oracle AI Database**. Under **Oracle AI Database**, click **Autonomous AI Database**.
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4. OCI resources are organized into compartments. Click the **Compartment** field to select the compartment where you want to create your Autonomous Database. In this example, we selected our **`training-adw-compartment`**. <iftype="livelabs">To quickly locate the compartment that has been assigned to you for this workshop, enter the first part of your user name such as `LL81481` (if that is your assigned username) in the **Compartment** field, and then click it from the list.</if>
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4. OCI resources are organized into compartments. Click the **Compartment** field to select the compartment where you want to create your Autonomous AI Database. In this example, we selected our **`training-adw-compartment`**. <iftype="livelabs">To quickly locate the compartment that has been assigned to you for this workshop, enter the first part of your user name such as `LL81481` (if that is your assigned username) in the **Compartment** field, and then click it from the list.</if>
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5. You can use the **Search and Filter** field to control the list of Autonomous Databases that are displayed on the page. This is useful when you are managing many Autonomous Databases. For example, you can use **Workload type** to filter the Autonomous AI Database list by selecting your workload type. You can also use the **State** filter to view databases that are `available`, `stopped`, `terminated` and much more.
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6. Click **Create Autonomous AI Database** to start the instance creation process. The **Create Autonomous AI Database** page is displayed. Select your desired **region** and **compartment**. If you are using a sandbox environment (green button) and get a **Forbidden** message, that indicates you are in the wrong compartment. Click the **Compartment** field, and then select your assigned compartment that you can find on the **Reservation Information** page.
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-**Developer**: Developer databases provide a great low cost option for developing apps with Autonomous Database. You have similar features to Always Free - but are not limited in terms of region deployments or the number of databases in your tenancy. You can upgrade your Developer Database to a full paid version later and benefit from greater control over resources, backups and more. For this lab, leave the **Developer** slider disabled.
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-**Choose database version**: Select **26ai** for the database version from this drop-down list.
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-**ECPU count**: Choose the number of ECPUs for your service. For this lab, specify **[](var:db_ocpu)**. If you choose an Always Free database, you do not need to specify this option.
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-**Compute auto scaling**: Accept the default which is enabled. This enables the system to automatically use up to three times more compute and IO resources to meet workload demand.
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-**Storage (TB)**: Select your storage capacity in terabytes. For this lab, specify **[](var:db_storage)** of storage. Or, if you choose an Always Free database, it comes with 20 GB of storage.
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17. An email message is sent to the contact email that you provided. The email contains useful links that you can use to launch Database Actions, view the Get Started with Autonomous Database Web page, and access the online forums to post a question and collaborate with other Autonomous Database experts.
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17. An email message is sent to the contact email that you provided. The email contains useful links that you can use to launch Database Actions, view the Get Started with Autonomous AI Database Web page, and access the online forums to post a question and collaborate with other Autonomous AI Database experts.
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