@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ The extension for QGIS projects is ``.qgs`` but when saving from QGIS,
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the default is to save using a compressed format with the ``.qgz ``
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extension.
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The ``.qgs `` file is embedded in the ``.qgz `` file (a zip archive),
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- together with its associated sqlite database (``.qgd ``) for
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+ together with its associated SQLite database (``.qgd ``) for
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:ref: `auxiliary data <vector_auxiliary_storage >`.
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You can get to these files by unzipping the ``.qgz `` file.
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@@ -122,18 +122,19 @@ You can get to these files by unzipping the ``.qgz`` file.
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.. _`saveprojecttodb` :
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- Projects can also be saved/loaded to/from a PostgreSQL database using the
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- following Project menu items:
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+ Projects can also be saved/loaded to/from a PostgreSQL, GeoPackage or
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+ Oracle database using the following Project menu items:
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* :menuselection: `Project --> Open from `
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* :menuselection: `Project --> Save to `
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Both menu items have a sub-menu with a list of extra project storage
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- implementations (PostgreSQL and GeoPackage ).
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+ implementations (PostgreSQL, GeoPackage and Oracle ).
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Clicking the action will open a dialog to pick a GeoPackage connection
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- and project or a PostgreSQL connection, schema and project.
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+ and project, a PostgreSQL connection, schema and project or Oracle
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+ connection, owner and project.
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- Projects stored in Geopackage or PostgreSQL can also be loaded
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+ Projects stored in GeoPackage, PostgreSQL or Oracle can also be loaded
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through the QGIS browser panel, either by double-clicking them or by
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dragging them to the map canvas.
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