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Old April 20th, 2004, 03:54 AM
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MSSQL vs MySql

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I've been programming in php with a mysql DB for the last 3 years, I now need to shift my focus to php with a MS SQL db, does anyone know of any good explanatory manual or something where I can sharp up my knowledge on MS SQL ?

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Try to visit msdn.microsoft.com.
Also MS SQL Server has most features that MySQL has, so I'm sure it won't be hard move.

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so... are the functions used in php for accessing a mysqldb similar to accessing a mssql db

Eg. mysql_connect() VS msql_connect() etc.... ????

If so, that would be perfect.

But what about the general syntax in query's ????


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no-no,

I just mean that most MySQL SQL statements will work in MS SQL Server.
I know only one commonly used thing that won't - LIMIT statement. MS SQL Server use TOP instead thit.

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there's a big difference, even though both are based on the sql "standard"

e.g. all the date functions are different

and one thing that may require a lot of work is converting queries that have GROUP BY -- SQL Server will enforce consistency between the GROUP BY clause and all the non-aggregate columns in the SELECT
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