Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Oracle
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After 3 years of working with Microsoft SQL Server and getting outstanding advice and help from SQLServerCentral.com, I have taken a new job where I will be using Oracle exclusively.
I want to thank everyone who helped me with questions over the past three years.
I have one last question for the group. For those of you who have worked with both Oracle and SQLServer, is there a group similar to this one for Oracle developers?
Thanks again
Don Keyes
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Don,
Best of luck with Oracle. It will surely be interesting and you'll learn quite a bit.
As to your question. I've had that one before and last year when I managed a group of Oracle of Oracle DBAs, they said they didn't know of one. They tended to use the Oracle User Group or Technical Network for questions.
Maybe you'll start one
Steve
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I like the power of PL/SQL, much better than T-SQL most of the time.
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http://www.orafaq.com might be a start. At least they have an active mailing list, that helped me getting started.
Good luck!
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Frank Kalis
Microsoft SQL Server MVP
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"I have one last question for the group. For those of you who have worked with both Oracle and SQLServer, is there a group similar to this one for Oracle developers?"
I think it's called "AA". They have this multi-step approach... (Coming from Sybase & MS background, Oracle was a pain for me)
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Try this : asktom.oracle.com .
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Try: lazydba.com (great name), dba-village.com, technet.oracle.com, metalink.oracle.com (if you have the support agreement). There's lots more. I used metalink the most in the past. I'm going in the opposite direction (Oracle to SQL).
Jeff
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