If someone came to you and said we need someone to work with Oracle and
PL/SQL to write some queries, but all you knew was SQL, how much of PL/SQL
would you say you already knew, knowing there are some syntax differences
between the two query writing languages? Im just trying to gauge how much
work
ob and you
should be able to pick up the syntax differences as you go along
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From: Casey C Cook [mailto:ccook22@;csc.com]
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Subject: OT: SQL vs PL/SQL
If someone came to you and said we need someone to work with Oracle and
PL/SQ
o does the
learning curve.
My 2ยข,
-lincoln
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From: Casey C Cook [mailto:ccook22@;csc.com]
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If someone came to you and said we need someone to work with Oracle and
PL/SQL to write some queries,
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If it is SQL in ColdFusion, don't worry. An understanding of SELECT,
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> From: Casey C Cook [mailto:ccook22@;csc.com]
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> If someone came to you and said we need someone
Actually, depending on what version of Oracle you're using, you might not
need decode() anymore. Case statements are available in pl/sql as of 9i,
which effectively replace decode().
Also, I would say that the book recomended is geared more toward's oracle
SQL than PL/SQL, though the same publishe
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From: Casey C Cook [mailto:ccook22@;csc.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 8:34 AM
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Subject: OT: SQL vs PL/SQL
If someone came to you and said we need someone to work with Oracle and
PL/SQL to write some queries, but all you knew was SQL, how much of PL
Casey C Cook wrote:
> If someone came to you and said we need someone to work with Oracle
> and PL/SQL to write some queries, but all you knew was SQL, how much
> of PL/SQL would you say you already knew, knowing there are some
> syntax differences between the two query writing languages? Im ju
Does anyone have a good article or experiences on the
differences between ms sql and oracle databases...
thanks,
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> The contents of my output.txt file still contains
> the following. The output
> to the screen (console)
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