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lost_in_translation

A 5-post collection

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Java: using BigDecimal instead of double

For the last two months I’ve been using Linux and Java exclusively. For the times I still need to do .NET development, my laptop is setup to dual-boot into Windows 7. But since I’m learning a lot, I really want to try and catalog my experience of transitioning »

Mark J. Miller on lost_in_translation, java, types, bigdecimal 01 June 2011

Lost in Translation: Oracle 10g2 client hell

This is a post I’ve been meaning to write for a while. I had quite a bit of trouble getting the Oracle client working properly since I started with my current client. I’ve never used Oracle before and so it’s been pretty frustrating since I’ve wanted »

Mark J. Miller on lost_in_translation, oracle 21 May 2009

Lost In Translation – Episode 3: Users and Schemas

In my last post I mentioned I would be addressing tables next, but as I read through the documentation I realized something. Because Oracle doesn’t have the same concept of databases as SQL Server I need to use schemas to segregate my data. In order to »

Mark J. Miller on lost_in_translation, oracle, sql_server 02 February 2009

Lost in Translation – Episode 2: Tablespaces

In Episode 1 I addressed database instances but I’d like to correct a technicality. I compared SQL Server instances with Oracle Database instances. While this is pretty much correct, I’d like to add that technically this isn’t correct. At least not according »

Mark J. Miller on lost_in_translation, oracle, tablespaces, sql_server 29 January 2009

Lost In Translation - Episode 1: Database Instances

I have been using SQL Server for about 8 years now. When compared to my peers (read: coworkers) I would classify myself as a SQL Server guru. When compared to many I meet on sites like SQLServerCentral.com where there seem to be those I would classify »

Mark J. Miller on lost_in_translation, oracle, database_instance, sql_server 29 January 2009
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