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What'sthe difference between ANSI and other vendor-specific databases?

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What'sthe difference between ANSI and other vendor-specific databases?

What'sthe difference between ANSI and other vendor-specific databases?

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What is the difference between ANSI and other vendor-specific databases? witht following SQL commands:

o   UNION, UNION ALL.
o   RANK.
o   SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE.

RE: What'sthe difference between ANSI and other vendor-specific databases?

ANSI isn't a database

it's a language standard

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RE: What'sthe difference between ANSI and other vendor-specific databases?

If your intention is to write ANSI compliant SQL, the SQL Validator is wortch checkin out:
http://developer.mimer.com/validator/parser200x/index.tml

(Great time saver when writing portable applications...)
 

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