Here or in the UT Oracle Forum. I doubt that any SP in SQL Server will run in Oracle without modifications. However, the differences are minor. If search in the Oracle Forum, you will find examples of SPs, Triggers, and Sequences.

Spend about $50 and order the CD pack from Oracle that contains Personal Oracle. It is well worth the money. PO runs extremely well under Win2K Pro. I would bet that it runs great under XP as well. Performance under Win9x/ME sucks because it always pegged my CPU usage at 99% after a few hits and stayed there until I shutdown the Oracle database.

>I'm trying to verify that some stored procs and update triggers that I've written in SQL Server 2000 will run correctly under Oracle.
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>I got on Oracle's web site, and found [in their download section] a bunch of different trial versions of applications. Problem is, I'm not 100% sure which ones to download.
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>All I want to do is upsize some fairly large VFP tables to Oracle [10 tables with roughly 500,000 rows per table], and make sure that some triggers and stored procs that I wrote will run under Oracle.
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>Can I do this just by downloading Oracle Lite, or do I need the Developer edition of Oracle, etc.?
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>I realize this question is a bit 'off topic', but I wasn't sure where else I would possibly get some info.
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>Thanks,
>Kevin