Robert C wrote:
>If you want it EASY & quick - go with SQL Server
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>You like to read technical stuff & think & research & LEARN - go with Oracle
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>Ahh...forgettaboutit then ....do SQL Server....you'll definitely have more
>time for these hobbies...
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>"English Teacher" <EnglishTeacher_at_ModernEnglish.com> wrote in message
>news:b06436f6.0310202251.15eec0c_at_posting.google.com...
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>>Which would be a more useful relational database server to learn
>>nowadays: MS SQL SERVER or ORACLE?
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>>Thanks!
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I think one could make a reasoned argument that to do good work in SQL
Server also requires
a bit of heavy lifting. The fact that many don't bother to do it doesn't
mean that what they build
is anything other than mediocre.
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Received on Tue Oct 21 2003 - 14:04:27 CDT
