They want it to work against MS Access and Oracle to start, with SQL Server being the next 'compatible' databsae. <BR><BR>I haven't really looked at Access lately, and haven't ever really used ...

The SQL statement in the second DBLOAD procedure sends an SQL GRANT statement to ORACLE. You must be granted ORACLE privileges to create new ORACLE tables or to grant privileges to other users. The ...

Their most significant proprietary extension provided Oracle compatibility through the provision of an Oracle stored procedure language implementation and Oracle SQL syntax. More recently, ...