Re: will this date formatting work?

Analysis&Solutions wrote:

>In <1067709098.977221_at_yasure> Daniel Morgan <damorgan_at_x.washington.edu> writes:
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>>But the one way to successfully emulate that is to create your own
>>application based
>>standard and then for each database vendor's produt build a meta layer
>>that turns everything
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>>from the vendor's product into your own application specific calls.
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>Yeah. Determining what those application specific calls are is what I'm
>aiming for here in this conversation.
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>Thanks,
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>--Dan
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Can't help you without having the complete design of your application. The problem with SQL Server,
vs. Oracle is that the underlying concepts and architecture are so completely different. Just for example:

SQL Server: READS block WRITES and WRITES block READS Oracle: READS never block WRITES and WRITES never block READS

You can't get more different than that.

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