Originally posted by Sean Magee:
NUMBER ONE - One is Pascal, problem solving with pl/sql, Relation Databse Analysis and logical design relational databse physical design and implementation, and advanced courses using Oracle and other tools and strategies suitable to their needs.
Or
Number TWO - Intro to Java, Problem Solving With Java, Object Oriented ANalysis, logical design, Object Oriented Physical Design and implementation.
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Originally posted by Nicholas Cheung:
It really depends on what is the trade-off of your system. Basically, if it is a database issue, I will consider to use PL-SQL, as the build in DB language will defintely give the better performance.
Of course, if the *Java* you mean is not Java application, but Java Store Procedures, I would say using Java is a better choice.![]()
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Originally posted by Nicholas Cheung:
Ko Ko,
I guess you have a stronger Java background than me.![]()
Nick
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Do both.
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use Java with ORACLE databases all the time both via JDBC and EJB's and my knowledge of Java and OO needs to be far more in-depth than what I need to know about ORACLE to get the job done.
Originally posted by James Redpath:
Go for option 2 Pascal-Pl/SQL Oracle. Yes, it is true that Pascal is not used much; however, Pascal is taught to develop your logical thinking, a training in computer science.
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Originally posted by Sean Magee:
What exactly is DB2? . .. . .. And, because i only possess knowledg on Basic C, (do while loops, initializing header files not PRGRAMMING header files <--- way to above my head, for loops, you know the basics) will i be prpared to be introduced to JAVA?
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