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Vijay Modi
Posted by: Vijay Modi | November 24, 2007
Syntax Difference between MS Sql and My Sql
Posted in MS Sql Server
very interesting, but I don’t agree with you
Idetrorce
By: Idetrorce on December 15, 2007
at 11:55 am
hi Idetrorce,
Let me know, why are you not agree? So that I can change it. Thank you for comment.
Vijay Modi
By: Vijay Modi on December 17, 2007
at 7:14 am
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By: hi on July 26, 2008
at 12:24 pm
very good..Thank you for cleared my doubt and also very new. You given that answer with example very good.
By: suvarna on August 2, 2008
at 11:36 am
Thank you for your information
By: kumar on August 8, 2008
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hey i wanna added n more diff —-Technical – As of versions 4.x MySQL does not support views, triggers, stored procedures, user defined functions, XML, while all these are suported by MS SQL
Non Technical – MS SQL is an expensive (*relatively*) proprietory RDBMS developed & owned by Microsoft Corporation while MySql is an open source RDBMS developed & maintained by MySQL AB of sweden with free as well as paid enterprise versions available.
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at 10:37 am
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By: Suk Mai Dik on May 26, 2009
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By: Vijay Modi on May 27, 2009
at 9:17 am
Does MySql support using the CURSOR?
By: Lorenzo Lowrince on June 11, 2009
at 6:50 am
please help me in linux environment , i use my sql but in windows environment use ms-sql. how can i install ms-sql in linux machine…
By: durga on June 18, 2009
at 9:21 am
Hi Lorenzo Lowrince ,
yes MySQL Supports CURSOR. Read the following article for this.
http://www.roseindia.net/sql/mysql-example/mySQL-cursor.shtml
Regards,
Vijay Modi
By: Vijay Modi on June 18, 2009
at 10:04 am