thanks guys for the reply.
what im really asking is: i know that pl/sql is the stored procedure
equivalent in sql server to oracle, in mysql do someone have the ability to
have procedures to do nifty sql queries to interact with the client/user?
i really try to explain well. sorry for the bad english.. =)
regards,
kray
p.s.
in separate question: i have recently installed fedora core 4 and have set up
apache/postgre/mysql.. but when i issue http://localhost/ in the web browser,
it doesnt display anything... i dont know what went wrong. i can do some
changes with linux but this is my first time using/setting up server. any
comments? thanks again.
Jeromie Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
MySQL is pretty close to standard ANSI, but it's definitely got it's
quirks.
PostgreSQL 8 has a a strict implementation of ANSI SQL.
>I think he wanted to know what variation of the SQL language that MySQL
>uses. Oracle uses a variation called pl/sql. I believe MySQL just uses
>the standard ANSI SQL command set.
>
>Best regards,
>Jim at iDimensionz.com
>
>
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