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Oracle SQL Server

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Oracle SQL Server

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  1. Key Differences Between Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle

  2. Before going into the key differences between Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle, an understanding of the two is relevant. • Microsoft SQL Server is a database product and helps users to SQL queries and execute them. It is a secure, reliable, and very stable database solution. SQL Server supports a wide range of transaction processing, analytics, and business intelligence applications.

  3. Coming to Oracle SQL Server, Oracle Database is from Oracle Corporation and is aRDMS system built around the relational database framework. Data objects can be accessed by the users through the SQL language. Oracle is a fully scalable architecture and is one of the biggest vendors in the IT sector.

  4. The key differences in Oracle SQL Server are as follows. •        Oracle operates on a wide range of platforms while the SQL Server can be installed on the Microsoft Windows Server only. •         Star query optimization is supported by Oracle while SQL Server does not provide query optimization. •         Values do not change in Oracle before commit whereas values are changed in SQL Server even before commit. This is a critical difference in Oracle SQL Server. •         During the transaction process, Oracle allows rollback. This is not so in SQL Server which does not allow rollback in the transaction process.  •         Many “schemas” with the instance are supported by Oracle. However, SQL Server offers “schemas” within each database. •         Database backups offered by Oracle are full, file-level, incremental and differential while SQL Server permits full, partial, and incremental backups only. •         Finally, in Oracle SQL Server, Oracle uses both “after” and “before” triggers but SQL Server mostly uses “after” triggers only. • There are several areas also where Microsoft SQL Server scores over the Oracle database and vice versa.

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