one reason Oracle is conidered better is better Scalability, another that it runs virtualy on any platform I think these are the two most obvious ones Arnon > >Everyone I know that is a *real* DBA says Oracle is a superior product, >exactly why, I'm not sure. I know VFP won't really be able to tell the >difference. My experience has been MS writes ODBC drivers for SQL, 1st, >then Oracle, then Sybase. So you're more likely to get a *flawless* driver >for SQL, but again, I believe Oracle is the better product. > >If you have someone there that's a DBA and knows Oracle, stick with it. If >you're all green, I'd go with SQL. > >Just My Humble and Somewhat Informed Opinion (JMHSIO) > >