Oracle XE

I haven't installed this yet but does anyone who has have any comments on
the pros and cons vs. SQL2005 Express?
Also, does it have any graphical management tools (analogous to Mgt. Studio
Express)?
Many thanks.
No one knows, huh?
"Andrew Chalk" <achalk@.magnacartasoftware.com> wrote in message
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>I haven't installed this yet but does anyone who has have any comments on
>the pros and cons vs. SQL2005 Express?
> Also, does it have any graphical management tools (analogous to Mgt.
> Studio Express)?
> Many thanks.
>

Oracle Lite 10g supports .Net Stored Procedures

Hello Team..
No I am not posting in the wrong forum, I meant to check if the MS pros have read/heard of anything about Oracle Lite 10R2 and its support for .Net Stored Procedure..
Oracle et al docs show that it only support java stored proc (on Windows 32 not CE), but do not show if it does not support .NET stored proc. the docs show that Lite 10g R2 does NOT support PL/SQL stored procs....

Can anyone please help if you have any info or reference?

Thanks

PS:
I already posted the question in 3 oracle forums...

I just recently ran into this and found out that only Java stored procs are supported with Oracle Lite 10gR2. Oracle Database 10gR2 on Windows supports .NET stored procs as a call to an external process (i.e. there is no .NET CLR in the database as with SQL Server 2005) as far as I know.

Damir

Oracle Lite 10g supports .Net Stored Procedures

Hello Team..
No I am not posting in the wrong forum, I meant to check if the MS pros have read/heard of anything about Oracle Lite 10R2 and its support for .Net Stored Procedure..
Oracle et al docs show that it only support java stored proc (on Windows 32 not CE), but do not show if it does not support .NET stored proc. the docs show that Lite 10g R2 does NOT support PL/SQL stored procs....

Can anyone please help if you have any info or reference?

Thanks

PS:
I already posted the question in 3 oracle forums...

I just recently ran into this and found out that only Java stored procs are supported with Oracle Lite 10gR2. Oracle Database 10gR2 on Windows supports .NET stored procs as a call to an external process (i.e. there is no .NET CLR in the database as with SQL Server 2005) as far as I know.

Damir