For years now there's been a constant war between Microsoft supporters and Oracle supporters. Oracle has these features, SQL Server has these features, etc. But that's not really where the real ...

So to even try to compare Oracle with SQL Server in price is just ridiculous. There are some very limited instances where Oracle can beat MS in pricing, but it’s rarely anything you’d ever see ...

A survey by renowned database hacker David Litchfield has found a whopping 492,000 Microsoft SQL and Oracle database servers directly accessible to the Internet without firewall protection.

Microsoft plans to announce that a preview version of the database that has built-in support for Hadoop and Spark, and will also allow users of other databases to query data stored in Oracle ...

And there are those who don’t,” McCown writes in Oracle’s community, part 2. “So what I can gather from this is that maybe Oracle hasn’t done enough to get the word out on all of their ...