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Added missing databased Implementation in section 6.1. #8410

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13 changes: 7 additions & 6 deletions docs/user_manual/introduction/project_files.rst
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Expand Up @@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ The extension for QGIS projects is ``.qgs`` but when saving from QGIS,
the default is to save using a compressed format with the ``.qgz``
extension.
The ``.qgs`` file is embedded in the ``.qgz`` file (a zip archive),
together with its associated sqlite database (``.qgd``) for
together with its associated SQLite database (``.qgd``) for
:ref:`auxiliary data <vector_auxiliary_storage>`.
You can get to these files by unzipping the ``.qgz`` file.

Expand All @@ -122,18 +122,19 @@ You can get to these files by unzipping the ``.qgz`` file.

.. _`saveprojecttodb`:

Projects can also be saved/loaded to/from a PostgreSQL database using the
following Project menu items:
Projects can also be saved/loaded to/from a PostgreSQL, GeoPackage or
Oracle database using the following Project menu items:

* :menuselection:`Project --> Open from`
* :menuselection:`Project --> Save to`

Both menu items have a sub-menu with a list of extra project storage
implementations (PostgreSQL and GeoPackage).
implementations (PostgreSQL, GeoPackage and Oracle).
Clicking the action will open a dialog to pick a GeoPackage connection
and project or a PostgreSQL connection, schema and project.
and project, a PostgreSQL connection, schema and project or Oracle
connection, owner and project.

Projects stored in Geopackage or PostgreSQL can also be loaded
Projects stored in GeoPackage, PostgreSQL or Oracle can also be loaded
through the QGIS browser panel, either by double-clicking them or by
dragging them to the map canvas.

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