> What works best in Oracle will never work best in SQL Server and visa
> versa. Trying to be "vendor neutral" whatever that means basically means
> eating Thai food without spices, French food without cream sauces, and
> being known as mediocre or worse. Reconsider your design decisions.
> --
Unfortunately (for me) you're right. Why doesn't the S in SQL stand for
'standard'??
I think it's only to keep a lot of work for all those Oracle and SqlServer
consultants. Life would be a lot easier if the query language was
standardized.
And yes, if my current task is done ( make the app working with Oracle), I
will resdign the whole DataAccess classes.
Received on Thu Feb 10 2005 - 02:35:48 CST
