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heh, which SQL? they're all different :-/ I wouldn't consider someone a SQL "master" unless they had worked extensively with several dialects and could compar
by bhousel 17y ago
heh, which SQL? they're all different :-/
I wouldn't consider someone a SQL "master" unless they had worked extensively with several dialects and could compare the differences between them.
- icey 17y agoThey are all close enough to similar. It's kind of like the difference between Scheme and Common Lisp. PL/SQL and T-SQL are different, but not so different as to require a new way of thinking, for example. Of course, I've worked with lots of dialects of SQL fairly extensively, so I may be over-simplifying.