Walt,
RTF SQL Reference M. I recall seeing a pretty good
section in there about ANSI SQL92, and Oracle's superset
of it.
Also the Concepts Manual....
hth
Ross
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|| Subject: ANSI SQL Compliance (Oracle vs. SQL Server)
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|| Which RDBMS is more ANSI SQL compliant, Oracle or MS
|| SQL Server?
||
|| I have some frustrated SQL Server developers that only
|| understand how to write inner and outer joins using
|| SQL Server's syntax. Don't DB2, Informix and Sybase
|| use the same method of defining joins as predicates?
||
|| Just curious. Maybe I'm crazy.
|| -w
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