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Dave
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#1: Sep 11 '08
My previous job used MS SQL and I have been using MS SQL for many, many
years. My new job uses Oracle and I keep running into instances where
queries don't work. So I have to look up the Oracle way of doing it.

Is there a book or web site which covers the differences between queries
on MS SQL and Oracle?

Ana C. Dent
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#2: Sep 12 '08

re: Book or online documentation?

Dave <dave@noway.dudewrote in
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Quote:
My previous job used MS SQL and I have been using MS SQL for many, many
years. My new job uses Oracle and I keep running into instances where
queries don't work. So I have to look up the Oracle way of doing it.
>
Is there a book or web site which covers the differences between queries
on MS SQL and Oracle?
>
http://tahiti.oracle.com

Start with Concepts Manual
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