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ANSI Standard Compiler Needed!

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Orbt

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Dec 20, 2000
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US
Does anyone know of a compiler I can run scripts through to ensure ANSI Standards? We use SQL Server, but need to run the same scripts and stored procedures on Oracle 8i in the future. I need to locate the non ansi standard parts and "fix" them somehow.
 
You should refer to the ANSI 92 standard for SQL and ensure that your SQL conforms to this standard, and, make sure that it fully works on both server s after verifying that it conforms... there is no 'compiler' for SQL Server that allows you to do this...

Tom Davis
tdavis@sark.com
 
Thanks Tom,
I was hoping I wouldnt have to do it that way. Was looking for a compiler that was ANSI 92 compliant only. It would then tell me I had errors on line x. You know, the "automated" (or lazy) man's approach.

Matt Jones
WSRC
matthew.jones@srs.gov
 
use

SET FIPS_FLAGGER FULL

this it will tell you when your queries don't follow the
SQL 92 exactly
 
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