Re: Different between oracle and mysql
Posted by:
Rick James
Date: March 13, 2012 09:11PM
From what point of view?
* Implementation?
* Writing SQL as a user?
* Talking to the server from Java/PHP/whatever?
* Datatypes available?
* Functions available?
Both are based (rather loosely) on the same SQL standard(s). Both have lots of extra features and variants.
* VARCHAR2 vs VARCHAR
* CLOB vs BLOB -- especially what it takes to fetch/put such
* ROWNUM vs LIMIT
* SEQUENCE vs AUTO_INCREMENT
* collation issues
* REPLACE, ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE, etc
* Aggregate functions
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