Dave wrote:
Hey all,
Recently we had a small re-org which combined DBA teams,
specifically Oracle and SqlServer. Just wondering if anyone has
documentation/presentations, etc that show's how to admin a SQLServer
environment from an Oracle DBA perspective?
I guess, something that map's each DB's concepts to each other. As
an Oracle DBA how to troubleshoot/support the environment, etc....
Thanks!
Dave
Get Tom Kyte's book 'Expert one-on-one Oracle".
I won't do what you ask. But the first three chapters will point out to
you in graphic detail
the areas on which you will need to focus.
The two database products are so totally different I can't imagine how
one would try to
administer them together. One has limited row level locking and low
escalation. The other
has no similar concept. One has infinite log files the other does not.
One has a multi-versioning
architecture the other does not. One has autonumbering the other
sequences. One has packages
the other does not. One has .... and on and on and on and on.
One person can manage both. But they need to view them as they are, Each
with its own
concepts and architecture. With more differences than similarities.
--
Daniel Morgan
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