Can I connect an Oracle Database to iDBQuery?

Oracle Database connects through iDBQuery's standard database connector, the same way any SQL database does — there's no bespoke Oracle-branded integration, just the connect, introspect, chat flow.

• You'd connect Oracle by entering the host, port, service name or SID and a read-only schema user.
• iDBQuery introspects the tables, views and columns — including the cryptic, legacy naming Oracle schemas are famous for — and its semantic layer maps them to business terms so you don't have to.
• It's then part of your one live queryable model: ask *"What were total shipments by plant last quarter?"* and iDBQuery writes the SQL, runs it in Oracle, and returns a cited answer, chart or live dashboard.

The advantage over exporting Oracle data into a separate warehouse first: iDBQuery queries in place and cites every number back to its exact source rows, so even a decades-old ERP schema produces auditable answers. Oracle can be combined in a single question with a Postgres database, a spreadsheet or SaaS data pulled via the REST API connector — one model, no ETL. For regulated environments, run iDBQuery inside your own VPC or fully air-gapped so the Oracle connection stays entirely within your walls.