ummm, i am quite unemotional about this topic, its only a job and except
2 statements with this left outer joins where oracle has some bugs in my
opinion, the job is done so far. database stuff hasnt to do something
mit my "self-respect" at all, because i find its quite uninteresting
stuff. but beside that thanks for the hints, i am going to learn some
more stuff to solve that 2 statements.
--
Andre Grosse
Daniel A. Morgan wrote:
> Are you really trying to tell me you have permission from your client to corrupt
> their data but do not have permission to do the job correctly?
>
> Sorry but I just don't believe that.
>
> You can not. I repeat ... YOU CAN NOT ... port SQL Server code to Oracle and
> have it work properly unless you are just plain lucky. In which I know some
> people that would like to take you to the horse track.
>
> Perhaps you find it easier to beg for forgiveness but I don't. My feeling is
> that if you can't do it well ... don't do it at all. Though you have little to
> lose other than your ethical standards, self-respect, and reputation: Your
> choice.
>
Received on Wed Jan 16 2002 - 01:56:38 CST
