Do you mean SQL Server and Oracle? SQL Server is a microsoft product which uses Transact-SQL as a language, and Oracle is an er... Oracle product, and uses PL-SQL as a language. They're both relational databases, SQL Server runs only on flavours of MS Windows, whereas Oracle runs on a variety of platforms. They both support ANSI SQL standards after a fashion. They can both be connected to via ODBC. Are you looking for any information in particular? Dan
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