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This page belongs to the feature documentation of VQWiki. The engine's features are listed in the table on the left. Detailed implementation details are available through the "i" icons right to the feature info.
VQWiki has native support for oracle built in. The drawback is of course you have to add the jdbc thin driver yourself in the installation. I would also prefer to wait for the Version 2.7.8 which will be released in a short time.
Version 2.7.8 was released on time. Though VQWiki has native support for Oracle, it uses file-based storage by default. That said, it's a matter of dropping in your thin driver and configuring some basic info to get up and running with Oracle support.
BTW: you can start off using file-based persistency and then use the import function to move from file-based to DB-based.