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Oracle And SQL Server

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riya

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Hi all,

Can Any One Tell me the Technical difference between Oracle and SQL Server.Why should we go for another backend,when we already have one.All answers are appreciated.

Thanx In Advance..
 
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If you are happy with Oracle, why switch? If you find it a total pain like many of the people on this forum probably do (did), then you should look at other options. IMHO the biggest difference is that SQL Server does not seem to need the constant baby sitting of a DBA to keep it running. Of course if you are a DBA you might not like that answer.
 
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