Course similarities:
| Oracle Classes | MySQL Classes |
|---|---|
| Oracle Database 11g: Introduction to SQL | MySQL for Beginners |
| Oracle Database 11g: Introduction for Exp. SQL Users | MySQL for Developers |
| Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals II | MySQL Developer Techniques |
| Oracle Database 11g: PL/SQL Developer | MySQL Stored Procedures Techniques |
| Oracle Database 11g: Administrator Workshop I | MySQL for DBAs |
| Oracle Database 11g: Performance Tuning | MySQL Performance Tuning |
| Oracle Database 11g: RAC Administration | MySQL Cluster |
Notes on some differences:
Oracle RAC (MySQL Cluster), PL/SQL (MySQL Stored Procedures), Streams (MySQL HA) have a lot more depth and complexity than MySQL equivalents.
MySQL does not have a class for MySQL Enterprise Monitor (Oracle Grid).
MySQL has PHP class, while Oracle has Java, Fusion Middleware, APEX and Forms developer classes
4 comments:
Interesting stuff - I used to work a lot with Oracle databases (back in the days of version 8i). There are certain issues that re-occur when migrating data between systems. I think the different ways that different databases cope with dates and sequence fields will be of interest for those migrating data, and of course the "Null" value always needs care.
Very good point. It was a fun exercise for me to get all the Oracle sample scripts and convert them to MySQL scripts.
George,
Are your popular mssql presentations for oracle DBA's available for download
Thank you,Sam
Sam,
I haven't made my MySQL presentations available but I need to. I'm debating about delivering a MySQL presentation at Oracle Open World, so I'm going to put something together that I can make available.
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