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Help Oracle and EnterpriseDB comparison needed....

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Hello Dear Experts!

I need Oracle and EnterpriseDB comparison in detail. kindly help me.
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Re: Oracle and EnterpriseDB comparison needed....

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You can get a decent compatibility guide directly from EnterpriseDB: http://www.enterprisedb.com/download...t_8.2_v1.2.pdf

I also cover compatibility in my book, EnterpriseDB: The Definitive Reference. You can google for it or go to amazon.com.

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Re: Oracle and EnterpriseDB comparison needed....

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really nice post lewis
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