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smartdev369
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Posted on 01-06-17 10:36
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Hi guys. Which one among Microsoft's SQL Server Developer or Oracle SQL Developer would be better in terms of job opportunities? I am planning to do some certifications related to SQL Developer(Either Oracle or SQL Server). Any suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thank you all.
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tesko_baje
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Posted on 01-06-17 10:54
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Posted on 01-07-17 11:55
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Bro there is nothing like SQL and Oracle DEV... these are the name of technology in which you going to do some development work.... to be a dev of any database technology you need to learn SQL first, then you have to learn that DBMS system (SQL Server,Oracle, MysQL etc) after that you will be called of that dbms developer like you said sql dev or oracle dev... So it is up to you which dbms you will choose...dev part is almost same for both... but admin part is differ..hope this will help you to understand the concept...
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Posted on 01-08-17 11:38
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Hi tesko_baje If you have SQL Server dumps. Can you inbox me. My id is lasunekan@gmail.com Thanks
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tesko_baje
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Posted on 01-09-17 9:27
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Posted on 01-09-17 12:31
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Agree with aaisunkaata , SQL is sql oracle or microsoft ...unless you do admin it should be portable to both domains.
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Posted on 01-10-17 7:14
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