The Power BI workload is about read-only queries. PowerApps needs full CRUD operations, and needs each insert and update to return certain metadata which Oracle DB doesn't provide automatically - so there is a bit of work there to support that.
Hi, I'm new on PowerApps. I try to use the on-premise Oracle connector. As Francorg said, accessing only the tables is not enough : there are views and queries. I have also found that only the first tables are available : I have a lot of tables in my Oracle database and only the first 150 tables are visible (thos begining with the A letter). Francorg : do you find a workaround to access your Oracle database ? Ben
Hi benatmic, considering the current limitations on PowerApps and Oracle connection, we had to choose a custom developed iOS app. They also suggested to try using Oracle Web Services but we didn't investigate that option.
@archanan to confirm status pls.