December 5, 2007

Just what does Oracle-compatibility mean?

Quite a bit of DBMS plug-compatibility is being claimed these days. Lewis Cunningham’s post on a few new EnterpriseDB features illustrates just how picky compatibility features can get. One can run Oracle code but not get around to handling comments properly? Sheesh.

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Categories: Emulation, transparency, portability, EnterpriseDB and Postgres Plus, Oracle

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