Versions after 1.3 will support Oracle.  The process for enabling this is the
same as for Mysql - Change the driver to be Oracle (case sensitive), set the
oracle_home, ld_library (or add to /etc/ld.so.conf for linux), and the 
sequencer.

Included is DDL output for the table structure.  How you get this into Oracle
widely varies, and I have two preferred methods:

1) Using Oracletool (www.oracletool.com -- get it!), open the SQL Worksheet,
   and cut-n-paste the sections into this window.  I have found that you need
   to skip the "/" when doing this - which works fine, just be certain to 
   copy each section.

2) Via sqlplus, using the "ed" command (text editor).  Same rules apply, be
   sure to "commit" when you are finished, just to be safe.

The sequence is not optional.  If this object is not created, AddressBook will
not work.  Since mysql allows the same functionality within the table 
creation syntax, this was not an issue.  However, this is the only way I am
aware of for Oracle.  If someone knows of a better way, please let me know.

You may find DBD::Oracle, and many other modules at http://www.cpan.org.

You must have DBD::Oracle installed if you wish to use this with Oracle