Yeah I figured it out. It turns out that you do not need to nest the joins like SQL Server does. You can just throw in all of your joining parameters and Oracle figures it out. So the original code from SQL Server (in the original post) ends up in Oracle being:<br>
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Ok, I am migrating a database from SQL Server 7.0 to Oracle8.0.5.1 Enterprise Edition on Linux. I have all the tables moved over, and now I am working on the various views that were part of the SQL Server schema.<br>
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I have come across a massive view built from about 8 JOINS (inner, outer...
I would tend to agree with Mike on the lack of swap space. I know that in Linux you can use the 'top' command to see the stats on how much swap space is being used....but I don't know if Top comes with HPUX by default, though you can certainly find it on a GNU ftp site.<br>
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Good luck,<br>...
I need to create a table that has multiple columns that store large amounts of text. Oracle8 only handles one 'LONG' datatype per table. What is the best datatype to use in this situation?
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