Similarities:
Similarity is that they are all Relational Database, and they all are proprietary software. Otherwise there exist no similarity. All of them and developed/owned by companies like IBM, Oracle and Microsoft and work totally different ways towards the same need, that is storing organized relational data and retrieving them easily.
Differences:
All have different user interfaces and use different scripting languages (Oracle - PL/SQL, SQL Server - T/SQL, Access - VBA, etc.). Most (if not all) also have a few add-ons to SQL (built-in functions and the like).
Showing posts with label DB2 certification. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DB2 certification. Show all posts
Monday, December 28, 2009
Information on DB2 certification
well there are 3 levels in DB2 certification exam. associate(entry); Administrator/Developer(intermediate) and Administrator(Advanced) levels. Currently IBM DB2 9 version is working in IT industry.
At the entry level there is Exam 730 and the intermediate there are two exams. it depends on the candidate which exam he/she want to give. 1st exam is 731, which is on LUW (Linux, Unix and Windows) and z/OS. Advanced level exam 734 is the last exam in IBM DB2 9 certification list.
At the entry level there is Exam 730 and the intermediate there are two exams. it depends on the candidate which exam he/she want to give. 1st exam is 731, which is on LUW (Linux, Unix and Windows) and z/OS. Advanced level exam 734 is the last exam in IBM DB2 9 certification list.
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