Does standalone oracle DB support AQ feature?

Do I need a separate package to use Oracle AQ feature or it comes along with standard oracle DB product?
Thanks
Tjs

Hello,
you can use the AQ features "out of the box" (included in all editions).
Kind regards,
WoG

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