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by lo
Hi - Not a real answer but a means of obtaining the desired data (assuming you haven't yet done so).
1) Contact Microsoft (I am assuming SQL is from MS). Indicate you are interested in the +/- of MS SQL and are leaning towards Oracle but would like to give them a chance to show you where/how/why/etc. MS SQL would be a preferable soltuion.
2) Do same/similar with Oracle
3) Might through SyBase (they still in business?) in the mix just to see what happens.
Be sure to take anything with a grain of salt and to verify in literature and such any claims made by either vendor as to what their software will do and why it would be preferable to their competitor. Anything said verbal should exist in company software document and/or sales literature or be in the 'next' release.
We used to do same/similar when we were looking for software. Had same/similar done when I worked for a large software company.
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