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Claudia,
Oracle is in Database business since 1976 (if I am not wrong) when Microsoft was not born. With Oracle you have openness to all popular (most stable to less stable and shareware) operating systems. Where as with SQL you are limiting yourself to MS.
Oracle has its own line of products closely integrated to each other Designer / Forms / Reports / JDeveloper/ Database / Application Server / . Etc. MS does not have such line of product.
To my understanding if you use designer, it will generate the complete web enabled application. If you use Application Server your application is up on the Internet or Intranet.
In short Oracle has tools that help you design business application in minimum possible time for any platform and configurations.
HTH!
Aleem
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From: Rivera, Claudia [mailto:crivera_at_utep.edu] Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 3:11 AM To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L Subject: microsoft sql vs. oracle
I know this may be a very obvious question, but I need to know what would you use oracle vs. miscrosoft sql?
Is microsoft sql capable of storing images? What is the maximum storage for oracle vs. microsoft? etc...
Thanks in advance.
--------------Claudia Rivera-----------------DMC, Tech. Media Coordinator
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