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1.Oracle can be used on many plateform but microsoft has invenyed SQL to be used on window plateform
2.In clustering technology, Oracle is light years ahead, since SQL Server has nothing like Oracle Parallel Server/RAC -- two instances acting on the same data in active-active configurations.
3. In SQL server, the statement-level trigger gives you access to the pseudo-tables INSERTED and DELETED. This means you can perform an action for each row operated on in a setwise fashion rather than in the row-at-a-time fashion you must use in Oracle
4SQL server enterprise manager is more userfiendly than oracle
5.In Oracle after writing each query end is done by terminator ;.But in SQL no such terminator is used.
2.In clustering technology, Oracle is light years ahead, since SQL Server has nothing like Oracle Parallel Server/RAC -- two instances acting on the same data in active-active configurations.
3. In SQL server, the statement-level trigger gives you access to the pseudo-tables INSERTED and DELETED. This means you can perform an action for each row operated on in a setwise fashion rather than in the row-at-a-time fashion you must use in Oracle
4SQL server enterprise manager is more userfiendly than oracle
5.In Oracle after writing each query end is done by terminator ;.But in SQL no such terminator is used.