TomLiotta Sep 30, 2012   7:32 PM GMT

Since Oracle uses SQL as its primary data language, if you learn Oracle, you'll be learning SQL at the same time. -- Tom

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Subhendu Sen Oct 1, 2012   4:26 AM GMT

RDBMS is the basis for sql & for all modern DB systems like sql server, db2, oracle, mysql, sybase etc. I think when u learn oracle u have  to also learn sql also as well as Codd rules that related to RDBMS.

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Zaid1981 Oct 1, 2012   6:39 AM GMT

Thank u very much Tom & Rechil ...I will start to learn Orcale firstAnd please if you have Idea , which program you advice me to learn with Orcale & SQL?thank u again .

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carlosdl Oct 1, 2012   3:41 PM GMT

Actually ORACLE is a company, which develops many products. You are probably referring to the database, but it would be better if we wouldn't have to assume.  I know people that simply says 'Oracle' for another software developed by them. It would probably be better to learn SQL first, because some Oracle documentation might assume that you already have some basic knowledge of the language, and will focus more on the features or characteristics that are specific to their implementation.

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Zaid1981 Oct 2, 2012   6:38 AM GMT

Thankx Carlosdl.

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Sirama Oct 4, 2012   9:18 AM GMT

SQL is a standard for communicating with the database. Once you learn SQL you can use that to Oracle as well as SQL Server. Most of the database adhere to this standard.Learn SQL, then go to Oracle specific learning.

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