It really is (at least in most cases) that simple. If your app is really complex and uses a lot of unique features in one DB or another, then the advice doesn't hold.
On Apr 14, 2005, at 4:38 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But tell me, suppose I wanted to develop at test applications on my desktop
which would ultimately be intended for Oracle as a back end. Am I better of
trying to get some type of "personal Oracle" (if there is such a thing) for
my desktop... or is there something else I should use for the desktop during
testing, that would not be such a hassle to switch to Oracle once
deployed/distributed?
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