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>One thing I take for granted though, and that is that Oracle supports, as
>most other big databases, the Transact Structured Query Language(T-SQL of
>course). If I couldn't expect this, then the project dies right here right
>now.
erm.. oracle's different language called pl/sql is exactly the problem
>Now, I've created an 'upsizer' that exports tables w/data and views from an
>access Database to the destination database (beeing Microsoft SQL Server 6.5
>or 7.0). We need to do the same with Oracle in order to support the database
>at all.
oracle delivers a migration-wizard for access-apps. that helps you getting the data over there. but that's actually the smallest problem...
there is also a migration workbench which can be found in oracle's technet (registration is free). i'm not sure but i guess as always you'll need a t1-line to download the stuff :-)
>Norwegian Software Developer
greetings from germany
ciao, jan
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