Showing posts with label sql2000thanks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sql2000thanks. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

Oracle Vs Sql2000

hi to everyone,
What is faster an oracle or sql2000?
Thanks... :Ddepends on who is running the benchmark

sounds like i'm kidding, but i'm not

you will just have to test them yourself|||It's like asking which is faster between Barichello or Schumacher Ferrari ? :o|||No contest SQL Server is much faster than either Barichello or Schumacher Ferrari.|||but none of them is as fast as oracle on the open water between australia and tasmania|||Will depend on who's designing/implementing the system.
I suspect Oracle is more forgiving so if you are a total beginner your code is more likely to work reasonably on Oracle but it's less user friendly so you are less likely to get anything running (and maybe that's a good thing. You will get things running that appear to work on sql server but hit problems later.

If you have experience then the system then you will implement a faster solution on the database you have most experience of.
Don't think any differences in the databases will overcome that.