From: mcstock@enquery.com   
      
   could be little or none if standard SQL is used to interact with the   
   database, but a big difference would be if code is stored in the database --   
   oracle's PL/SQL language is often used extensively to code business rules   
   and application logic in triggers and stored procedures   
      
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   "eagleking"  wrote in message   
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   > In the view of an application developer, what is the differrent between   
   > oracle and db2?   
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   > Thanks for answering,   
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