Small. Fast. Reliable.
Choose any three.
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  *: 2004.11.17 : INSERTing one record with all VALUES to DEFAULT: INSERT INTO example ()
  VALUES ();
  
+ *: 2004.08.13 : Oracle's join syntax using (+) and (-):
+ 
+       SELECT a1.a, a1.b, a2.a, a2.b
+       FROM a1 LEFT JOIN a2 ON a2.b = a1.a
+ 
+ _:...can be written in Oracle as:
+ 
+       SELECT a1.a, a1.b, a2.a, a2.b
+       FROM a1, a2
+       WHERE a1.a = a2.b(+);
+ 
  *: 2004.04.25 : a password('') function to mask some values (as used in MySQL) would be fine, I need it, if I give the db out of the house, or is there something I didn't find? Or a simple MD5 function to obscure data
  using a one way hash. See the MySQL function MD5 or Password for examples.
  
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  *: 2003.07.28 : Stored Procedures
  
  *: 2003.07.28 : Rollup and Cube -> UnsupportedSqlRollupAndCube
- 
- *: Oracle's join syntax using (+) and (-):
- 
-       SELECT a1.a, a1.b, a2.a, a2.b
-       FROM a1 LEFT JOIN a2 ON a2.b = a1.a
- 
- _:...can be written in Oracle as:
- 
-       SELECT a1.a, a1.b, a2.a, a2.b
-       FROM a1, a2
-       WHERE a1.a = a2.b(+);
  
  *: Oracle's Named Parameter output syntax.  In Oracle, one can declare
  parameters and select into them
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