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    what is the differnent between them?
    thanks!

  • No.1 | | 241 bytes | |


    "nick" <i141802596@yahoo.comwrote in message
    news:dlmfj7$u8g$1@justice.itsc.cuhk.edu.hk
    what is the differnent between them?
    thanks!
    Have you gone to the two web sites and read the literature?
    Jim

  • No.2 | | 445 bytes | |

    what is the differnent between them?

    Well, one string is 6 bytes long; the other 5.

    And diff finds the difference between the strings thus:

    cbbrowne@mobile:~echo "oracle" oracle
    cbbrowne@mobile:~echo "mysql" mysql
    cbbrowne@mobile:~diff oracle mysql
    1c1
    < oracle

    mysql

    They only have a single letter in common, namely the "l"; it is
    interesting that it is in the same position in both strings.

  • No.3 | | 451 bytes | |

    nick wrote:
    what is the differnent between them?

    You're only going to get facetious replies to this question.
    The question is too broad for a newsgroup.

    and MySQL are two different companies, which each produce
    database server software. These two software products have a lot of
    similar features, and they both implement the SQL language, plus many
    proprietary enhancements.

    Regards,
    Bill K.

  • No.4 | | 410 bytes | |

    Christopher Browne wrote:
    >>what is the differnent between them?
    >
    [snip]

    They only have a single letter in common, namely the "l"; it is
    interesting that it is in the same position in both strings.

    Not true:
    in mysql the "l" is the last letter
    in oracle the "l" is the second to last letter

    RW

  • No.5 | | 398 bytes | |

    Rob_W wrote:
    Christopher Browne wrote:
    >
    >They only have a single letter in common, namely the "l"; it is
    >interesting that it is in the same position in both strings.
    >
    >
    Not true:
    in mysql the "l" is the last letter
    in oracle the "l" is the second to last letter

    and its the fifth letter in both.

    RW

  • No.6 | | 104 bytes | |

    nick wrote:
    what is the differnent between them?
    thanks!
    Why don't you use Google?

  • No.7 | | 524 bytes | |

    Sat, 19 Nov 2005 14:11:18 +0800, nick <i141802596@yahoo.comwrote:

    >what is the differnent between them?
    >
    >thanks!

    I don't know what a "differnent" is. However, there are many
    differences in features between these two RDBMS. Whether or not these
    are meaningful to you would depend on how you want (or need) to use
    the database.

    The suggestion that someone else offered, namely to go to the websites
    and read about them, is probably the best.

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