Is the SQL Server datatype NVARCHAR(510) the equivalent of the Oracle datatype NVARCHAR2(255) (doubling because nvarchar2 in oracle) ?
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Trying to convert the following code from Oracle to SQL Server 2008:
order by NLSSORT(name, 'NLS_SORT=WEST_EUROPEAN')
I know NLSSORT is not a function in SQL Server, so how would I go about this?
The scenario is
The data should be stored in oracle in encrypted format. It needs to be retrieved from oracle and then again stored in sql server in encrypted format. I am using SQL Server 2012 and SSIS.
Please suggest
We are doing a migration from Oracle 10g to SQL Server 2014. Once I set up the linked Server connection in SQL Server to the Oracle DB will I be able to run a statement like the following:
select * from linkedservername...schema.table
except
select * from Servername.database.schema.table
Not all queries will be this easy as I'll have to do some data manipulation on the oracle side. Will I need to use Oracle syntax for that or once I have the linked server set up will everything be in T-SQL for querying purposes?
Thanks
Can someone please help us in establishing mapping of SQL CE 4.0 Data Types and SQL server 2012
Though we found following
SQL CE and SQL Server 2000 (here.)
.NET and SQL 2012(here.)
OLEDB and SQL CE
SQL Server CE Data Type Mapping from ADOX
im looking for an equivalent way to do :
HAVING (GROUP_ID()=0) -- ORACLE
in SQL Server 2008.
Thanks :)