I haven't tried to go that direction so can't say. There are things in SQL
Server that are non-Ansi standard and might not port well to Oracle so it
wouldn't surprise me if the same is true the other way. A simple way of
tracking might be to look at an Oracle-oriented book and look for the
non-Ansi approaches, then check your SQL for them.
For the most part, things should work. Sorry can't be more help, but since
no one had responded in a day thought I'd contribute a wee bit.
Marty
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> I have been asked to make an application work with SQLserver 2000. It
> currently supports MS Access and Oracle. The database itself has been
> successfully ported, but now its time to make the application code work.
> Does anybody have any tips on doing this? Are there major SQL language
> differences between Oracle and SQLserver.
> The application uses ODBC and DAO for data access.
> Thanks