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Activiti with 3rd party database

 
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By default Activiti installation provides H2 databases. We are using oracle database in most of our application including Alfresco. Can we integrate Activiti with oracle or any other 3rd party database ? If yes then what is the configuration it requires ?
 
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Hi Sunil,
We can use Activiti with other databases. Please check this - Activiti - Supported databases
I am using it with Oracle XE. It works fine.

Let me know if you still have any difficulty and I can help.

Regards,
Padmarag
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Hi Padmarag,
Thanks for reply. I will check in my testing environment. My main target is keep activiti related all the tables in my application databases as I can just focus on single databases.

Regards,
Sunil
 
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Hi Sunil,

Yes Activiti supports databases like Oracle, Postgres, mysql, sql server and db2.

Best regards,

Tijs
 
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